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A/C Accumulator Installation and Repair Tips for 2009 Ford Crown Victoria

  • Q: Is a New A/C Accumulator Necessary When Servicing the System on 2009 Ford Crown Victoria?
    A: When servicing the A/C system, a new suction accumulator is necessary only if there is evidence of contamination or damage. If any refrigerant pressure is present, do not replace it. Depower the fire suppression system, recover refrigerant, disconnect fittings, and remove bolts. Reverse the procedure for installation, lubricate, and charge the system.
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