LexBrett

Working on my car after getting it back from bad mechanic. The jerk didn't correctly reconnect the AC lines and now it's not holding pressure. The leak is right on the firewall, with one big and one small line. When I disconnect the lines I tried to reconnect using an o-ring gasket but it's still not holding pressure. Probably need OE o-rings, but I did this last summer and got it to hold pressure fine.

Anyone been through this dilimma? Will post pics tomorrow..

LexBrett

I'm not sure if the size of the o rings are correct. Do you suggest using OE or do aftermarket work?? They don't seem to be snug? Would you happen to know the part number for OE??

LexBrett

Do you all know the part number for these o-rings??

Bgw70

Call your Lexus parts guy...I do not have my manuals with me right now.

LexBrett

I thing the grommets are here

LexBrett

3 and 1 on part 88501 but I cannot find them!!

LexBrett

I'm going to call MyLparts.com today. I think the ycorrect way to articulate my problem is that I am "looking for o-rings for the evaporator tube assembly (887103A150) for my 2002 sc430".

Worst case scenario is that I will go to parts department at stealer ship..

LexBrett

I called Lexus of South Atlanta, and they were very helpful. For future reference, the part numbers for the gaskets (o-rings) are 9099-14120, 9909-14121, and 9909-1419.

Bgw70

Check part number 90480-38004, they are located in the top pic and they are grommets

LexBrett

Pretty sure I located the correct o-rings; the guy at lexus parts of south atlanta indicated that there are only 3 o-rings on the entire car and I purchased them all. Hopefully it works!

LexBrett

Got the OEM O-rings in the mail today and I *think* I fixed my AC!! Holding pressure and blowing cold!!

Harold57

That's excellent. Congratulations!