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Re: help identify AC component [Re: ErikB] #721772 05/10/06 03:18 PM

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garym

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When you replace an "O" ring in an AC system, do you coat it with silicone lube or anything or just put it in dry?

1997 T-100 4X4 Xcab,Warn Hubs
02 Camry LE
2008 Yaris

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
help identify AC component	tim_s	05/08/06 03:03 AM
Re: help identify AC component	H2O_MAN	05/08/06 03:26 AM
Re: help identify AC component	tim_s	05/08/06 03:51 AM
Re: help identify AC component	Squeezer99	05/08/06 02:45 PM
Re: help identify AC component	ErikB	05/08/06 10:29 PM
Re: help identify AC component	tim_s	05/09/06 04:43 AM
Re: help identify AC component	ErikB	05/09/06 03:14 PM
Re: help identify AC component	garym	05/10/06 03:18 PM
Re: help identify AC component	Squeezer99	05/10/06 04:59 PM
Re: help identify AC component	Anonymous	05/10/06 08:38 PM
Re: help identify AC component	ErikB	05/12/06 06:31 PM

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