[DeTomaso] A/C Lines

[Art Stephens]

Will,
     That long AC hose could cost $150 or more to replace plus the work 
involved in replacing it.  I kinda like your idea of coiling it up and 
leaving it in the engine compartment.  I think I would try that first.  I 
would also cap the end to keep crap from getting into the line.
Art

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Will Demelo" <wdemelo at cogeco.ca>
To: <detomaso at realbig.com>
Sent: Sunday, October 08, 2006 10:39 AM
Subject: [DeTomaso] A/C Lines


>I have removed my a/c compressor and condenser and would like to remove the 
>2 lines running to the back. The one is easy. It went from the compressor 
>to the condenser, which are now gone, but the other goes to into the fire 
>wall.
> What should I do with it? Should I cut it, remove it completely(looks like 
> alot of work)  or coil it up inside the fender area?
> If I cut it,can a fitting be crimped on later if I decide to install A/C?
> Will D
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