Dorman 800-671 A/C Line Splice Kit for 3/8 Line With No. 6 Hose

$ 52.78

Score By Feature

Based on 48 ratings

Delivery

9.39

Value for money

8.82

Packaging

9.38

Giftable

9.30

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Product Description

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A cost-effective and unnecessary alternative to A/C line replacement

Only the damaged section should be removed, and the line should be spliced back together.

Installing is a breeze.

Available in a variety of sizes

With the support of a team of engineers and quality control experts in the United States

Questions & Answers

3/8 od is the diameter of my current line. Is it possible to use 3/8 od cooling line?

That's correct.

Is it possible to use a longer 6 Standard barrier ac hose with this?

Anything else will simply blow off the crimp end or blow the hose unless the inside diameter is 3/8 and the hose is rated for a high psi rating.

Will this work when it comes to pressure?

On the pressure side, it will work.

Is the 3/8" in the kit referring to the id or the od of my tubing?

3/8" O tubing is included in the kit.

Selected User Reviews For Dorman 800-671 A/C Line Splice Kit for 3/8 Line With No. 6 Hose

This is an excellent product that is simple to set up

5/5

Don't give up on your leaking AC line; this is a great product that is simple to install once the length is determined. Simply ensure that your lines are spotless or you will experience a leak. Approximately 30" of 3/8 AC hose and genuine Oetiker crimp clamps are included. If you don't have an Oetiker crimp tool, it'll be a lot easier, but if you don't, the internet can help you out. br>The hose's length is advantageous in areas where multiple leaks are possible. Over(behind) the wheel well, for example. So, before cutting the hose to length, make sure there are no leaks in the area. br>Another thing to keep in mind: The ferrule and rubber seal are only intended for one-time use. However, with some careful shmaganery (I made that word up), you may be able to correct the problem by removing the piece of AC line with the ferrule attached and resizing it. Not ideal, but doable. br>My only criticism is that it is a little too expensive. But it's better than replacing the entire line or relying on shady compression fittings. br>After the installation, I took the car to the shop for an evac and recharge, and they did have to inspect it first. The product received a thumbs up from them.

Allyson Dominguez

| Dec 20, 2021

Fixing it for a low price In comparison to the hundreds I would have paid at a shop, $50 and an hour of my time to fix a leaking refrigerant line is a great deal

5/5

I only had it installed for a day, but I already have cold air and no visible leaks. If necessary, I will update my review.

Jaycee Leon

| Jul 19, 2021

I looked for the cheapest repair option I could find

5/5

I was able to remove the damaged section of aluminum AC line and repair it with a splice. It was simple if you had enough room, and I had no problems traveling 1500 miles to Florida.