Nicked radiator hard line with angle grinder - Page 3 - Toyota 4Runner Forum

WeakSauz · 12-17-2020, 01:58 PM

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Originally Posted by KylieHodges

Hi guys, I understand that this thread is quite old, but I would like to give my husband an angle grinder. He dreamed about it but I really think that it is dangerous for home use, especially if you don't have any experience. What do you think about that?

Mods should drop the ban hammer on this poster-- person has posted 2 previous phishing links prior to this.

Dreaming about an angle grinder hahahaha

sleepydad · 12-17-2020, 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by WeakSauz

Mods should drop the ban hammer on this poster-- person has posted 2 previous phishing links prior to this.

Dreaming about an angle grinder hahahaha

I really don't get the end game of the troll posts? what kind of telemetry can one hope to collect?

valuable insight into the 20+ year old Toyota truck form because they are all whales with tons of $$$?

ViaPhoenix · 11-04-2021, 02:16 AM

Hey guys, I wasnt as lucky as OP, I cut all the way through. Anything i should know about swapping this line? Looks like it there is a bolt right there at the condenser, and then over on the other side at the dryer.

I will need the new hardline, some o-rings(?) and then a AC system evac and recharge, right?

Looks like the part number might be "88726-35020" my dealer's site wants 70 bux, i might try to pull from a junk yard, we'll see.

Bad Luck · 11-04-2021, 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by ViaPhoenix

Hey guys, I wasnt as lucky as OP, I cut all the way through. Anything i should know about swapping this line? Looks like it there is a bolt right there at the condenser, and then over on the other side at the dryer.

I will need the new hardline, some o-rings(?) and then a AC system evac and recharge, right?

Looks like the part number might be "88726-35020" my dealer's site wants 70 bux, i might try to pull from a junk yard, we'll see.

That looks like the correct part number to me. I would definitely replace the o-rings when you replace the line, and yes you'll need to vacuum the system down and then recharge it. It's possible to buy/rent the tools to do this yourself but I would recommend just having a shop do it.

ViaPhoenix · 11-04-2021, 02:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Bad Luck

That looks like the correct part number to me. I would definitely replace the o-rings when you replace the line, and yes you'll need to vacuum the system down and then recharge it. It's possible to buy/rent the tools to do this yourself but I would recommend just having a shop do it.

Thanks! Definitely going to have a shop do the recharge of the system, i dont think I have the patience to do that job corrently, ha. Any idea the O-ring size or part number?

Bad Luck · 11-04-2021, 02:42 PM

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Originally Posted by ViaPhoenix

Thanks! Definitely going to have a shop do the recharge of the system, i dont think I have the patience to do that job corrently, ha. Any idea the O-ring size or part number?

I can't determine for certain what seals you might need so your best bet may be getting a complete seal kit. They're less than $25. More Information for FOUR SEASONS 26749 https://www.oreillyauto.com/shop/b/a...toyota-4runner