On 19 May 2007 11:11:03 -0700, IanDTurner (AT) AOL (DOT) com wrote:

An air con seal shop of course. Sigh...

Yeah, yeah - I saw that coming, but seriously. I bent the car, holing
the condenser. Having fitted a replacement ( second hand ) the seals
are shot and I dont see the point in paying an extra hour labour at
the regas.

I wondered if anyone knew an easy source of such seals ( R134 )

Cheers

In article <1179676338.677529.309710 (AT) q75g2000hsh (DOT) googlegroups.com>,
<IanDTurner (AT) AOL (DOT) com> wrote:
Can you confirm which seals you mean? I immediately thought of the
compressor shaft seals which are a common source of problems.

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<IanDTurner (AT) AOL (DOT) com> wrote

If you're on about the bog standard o-rings fitted to the aircon pipe
connections, then your local aircon place will keep a selection of them.
Or you can go to the main dealer and get them. Remember that they should be
coated with some air con oil before installation.

Yep - I'm on about bog standard green o rings.

Trouble is I can't find a local stockist to supply the seals, and the
car's too old for main dealer support!

Wondered if anyone knew an online site?

Ian

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from IanDTurner (AT) AOL (DOT) com contains these words:

eBay? Item number: 150047694193 looks to be what you want - though in
rather too large a quantity!

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