Xterra AC Leak High Pressure Line Replacement. Common Issue.

[@joseluismonroy9619]

Definitely not a boring video! Is a very helpful video thank you very much!!!

[@FixingWithPassion]

Nice!!

[@richarddiaz8248]

It helped not boring

[@FixingWithPassion]

Great!!

[@konofrey]

Thanks for this video! I had the same problem on my 2001 Xterra. I took it into the shop to have them diagnose it and quote me to fix it. They quoted me almost $700 to replace the high pressure line and the drier. I came home and watched your video and said to myself "I can do that!" I ordered the parts and replaced them myself for $150. Just took my 20 year old Xterra on a 1,000 mile round trip for Memorial Day week and still working great!

[@FixingWithPassion]

Nice! Thanks for watching!

[@RaymondHaggans-qf8ie]

From arkansas

[@FixingWithPassion]

Nice!!

[@mariodelmercado3420]

I like this video thanks

[@FixingWithPassion]

Liked!

[@edwardp8463]

I have the same problem, this helped a lot

[@FixingWithPassion]

Nice!

[@rj5822]

No need for a vacuum pull the moisture out of the system?

[@gacastillo21]

Thanks for the video! I will be doing this tomorrow on my 2002 Xterra since I have the same issue of a leaking high pressure AC hose. Great videos on all the work you do with the Xterra, keep it up!!

[@FixingWithPassion]

Nice, seems to be common issue.

[@phillipdemry9346]

Thanks man I appreciate the video

[@FixingWithPassion]

Word!

[@javiperez9091]

Thanks for your video, i spotted the same leak you showed in my 01 xterra. Appreciated

[@censoredeveryday3320]

Mine keeps leaking and I've replaced so much of the AC system. I'm so frustrated that I could spit nails right now

[@FixingWithPassion]

O my!

[@densmoreken]

How do I check if the compressor is working or not

[@MarriottLatino]

You Save me $150 thank you

[@FixingWithPassion]

Yeaaa!!!!

[@FixingWithPassion]

Still working a week later, Ice cold! ....Receiver/driers are used in expansion valve equipped A/C systems. It is the job of the receiver/drier to protect the rest of the A/C system against moisture damage if any enters. Really never had a Issue doing it this way. For me , This work most of the time. But if you own a newer auto, its best you take it to a AC pro place and spend $300-700.

[@Teiflingmain]

Im having a hard time finding the same hose online, is there a part number im missing?

[@archangeloftampa7]

Thanks!

[@geyser3445]

Another good video. I like that you say exactly how much your parts cost.

[@ScottandTera]

Getter done

[@bubbapeyregne2842]

good video but a little more info did you put any grease on the o rings and what size the bolts are that you removed, and how much freon it takes to fill it up properly fill it up. overall it was a good , I've ordered my hose in the meantime I plan to start the removal process paying close attention to the bolts and using PBR Blaster on them

[@JesusLara-ku9tx]

I have a question the cable that Pole ground where it is connected?

[@thewayjesuschristislord3700]

Arent you going to pursh the system

[@Newman81964]

My '03 Trailblazer has an A/C problem, but not a hose. The compressor clutch is bad and unfortunately, you can't replace just the clutch. You have to replace the entire compressor.

[@FixingWithPassion]

Ugh.....I know...

[@anthrmthrfckr]

Hi. just stumbled upon your channel, I have a 2001 Xterra, I have an AC leak on the low pressure, would the procedure be the same in replacing the low pressure line? thanks in advance. your video was very insightful!

[@truthsetyoufree6918]

What the name of this part and where can i find it

[@joha3490]

Is that a project car?

[@FixingWithPassion]

Riding smooth.