Re: 99 GMC Yukon Rear A/C problems

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Re: 99 GMC Yukon Rear A/C problems

SnoMan

13 Jun 2005 22:35

"wedgeindy" wrote:

>Went to the dealer the other day to find out why my A/C wasn’t
>working...estimate is for 00 (Canadian)+ taxes.
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>Tony
>wedgeindy@hotmail.com

No problem, you could even rent a pump and gauges to pump it down and
charge it yourself too. Make sure you replace the reciever drier while
you have it apart and add the correct amount of oil to it and for rear
evaporator. I would also suggest you replace orifice valves while you
have it apart. They are less than 10 buck and easy to change when
system is not charged and they have screens in them that sometime plug
up with metal flakes and reduce the orifices effectiveness.

wedgeindy@hotmail.com

13 Jun 2005 17:03

Went to the dealer the other day to find out why my A/C wasn't
working...estimate is for $1700 (Canadian)+ taxes.

ouch.

Yukon was stored winters, but the lines are leaking and the fittings
going into the rear evap are leaking as well.

I got prices from the local GM dealer, parts are for 4 lines (the
replacement ones split in the middle) and the rear evap.

Is this something a backyard mechanic could do over a weekend and then
take the system in go get charged again?

Tony
wedgeindy@hotmail.com

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