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    Default a/c question please help

    can someone tell me where the orfice tube is located in a 1993 sub 1500 4x4 with dual a/c?
    thanks for all your help

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    Quote Originally Posted by kevstr2 View Post
    can someone tell me where the orfice tube is located in a 1993 sub 1500 4x4 with dual a/c?
    thanks for all your help
    Are you talking about the fill nozzel?

    If so there sould be 2.

    One under the hood, and one in the back under the garnish oposite the spare.

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    Hope this will help you out.

    ORIFICE TUBE REPLACEMENT
    Removal ("C" & "K" Series)
    1) Discharge A/C system, using approved recovery/recycling
    equipment. On models equipped with front A/C system only, remove front
    grille. Using a backup wrench, loosen condenser-to-evaporator (liquid)
    line fitting at condenser and disconnect line.
    2) On models equipped with rear A/C system, loosen condenserto-
    evaporator (liquid) line fitting between junction block and
    evaporator. If necessary, remove air cleaner assembly.
    3) On all models, remove and discard fitting "O" ring. Using
    Orifice Tube Remover/Installer (J-26549-E), remove orifice tube from
    liquid line. If difficulty is encountered during removal of a plugged
    or restricted orifice tube, remove as much residue as possible.
    4) Using a heat gun or hair dryer, carefully apply heat 1/4"
    from dimples on liquid line. Be careful not to overheat line. If A/C
    pressure switch is located near orifice tube, remove switch to protect
    it from heat.
    5) While heat is being applied, grip orifice tube using
    orifice tube remover/installer. Use a turning motion along with a
    push-pull motion to loosen and remove orifice tube.
    Installation
    1) Clean liquid line fitting with NEW refrigerant oil. Coat
    inside of liquid line and NEW "O" ring with NEW refrigerant oil.
    Lubricate NEW orifice tube and "O" ring with refrigerant oil and
    insert them into liquid line. Insert longer orifice tube screen (inlet
    end) into condenser outlet line first, toward condenser.
    2) Tighten liquid line fitting to 18 ft. lbs. (24 N.m). To
    complete installation, reverse removal procedure. Evacuate, charge and
    test system for proper operation.
    Gary

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