AC compressor hose flooding passenger cabin...

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DEFENDER63
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AC compressor hose is flooding passenger cabin... (2000 Chrysler Cirrus 91,000 miles)
dealer says "obviously" the hose has either a leak or has come loose... will be glad to look at replaacing the $10 hose for $80 an hour...
I (and others) have tried lying on the passenger floor and looking up toward where the leak comes from and also looking underneath the hood... we haven't spotted where this hose is... Any help would be most appreciated... Thank You Very Much...

Timothy Florida :mrgreen:
Sep 9, 2007 at 7:02 PM
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[quote:7c5907c374="defender63"]AC compressor hose is flooding passenger cabin... (2000 Chrysler Cirrus 91,000 miles)
dealer says "obviously" the hose has either a leak or has come loose... will be glad to look at replaacing the $10 hose for $80 an hour...
I (and others) have tried lying on the passenger floor and looking up toward where the leak comes from and also looking underneath the hood... we haven't spotted where this hose is... Any help would be most appreciated... Thank You Very Much...

Timothy Florida :mrgreen:[/quote:7c5907c374]

You sure that its not the heater core is leaking
Sep 9, 2007 at 7:41 PM
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