Dorman 800-992 Aluminum Line Block Off For 1/2 Line

Dorman 800-992 Aluminum Line Block Off For 1/2 Line

$ 17.02

Score By Feature

Based on 34 ratings

Value for money

9.36

Delivery

9.37

Satisfaction

9.10

Giftable

9.25

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Product Description

By entering your model number, you can make sure that this fits.

Repairing only the damaged section of the A/C line assembly, rather than the entire assembly, will save you time and money.

Installing is a breeze.

Constructed of durable aluminum

Dorman's A/C Line Repair Kit also includes this item.

To ensure proper fit, enter your vehicle's make, model, and trim level into the garage tool.

Questions & Answers

What size tires should I get for my 2007 Dodge Grand Caravan?

5/8 inch and 3/8 inch

For a 2002 Dodge Carvan, what sizes do I require?

There are three different sizes to choose from. 3/8, 1/2, and 1 5/8. Depending on the size of the engine, you'll have to pick two out of three options. br>I have a 2007 Grand Caravan with a 3.0L engine. 3 Motor. 3/8" was required for the low line, while 5/8" was required for the high line. br>I purchased all three simply to ensure that the job was completed. They're low-cost and well-worth the investment. Pepboys wanted $1700 to fix my car. It cost me $140 to have it done by my mechanic. 00, which included a Freeon recharge. Best of luck,

Is it possible to use this to shut down my high-side schrader valve?

Yes, you can use this to block off a 1/2" ac line.

Is it compatible with a 2004 Acura MDX?

To find out the size, use a wrench.

Selected User Reviews For Dorman 800-992 Aluminum Line Block Off For 1/2 Line

I used these to block off the rear air conditioning in my 12' E350 van, and they worked perfectly

5/5

I found the split in the line and cut the lines with a lo profile pipe cutter within 12" of the T, then sanded them smooth. Before cutting the lines, I had a local shop evacuate the A/C system and perform a vacuum test before repressurizing it. Since then, the air conditioner has been blasting icy cold! This blocker has made me very happy. Thread locker was used on the threads, and PAG 46 refrigerant oil was used to lubricate the o-ring. To ensure a perfect fit, use rings. Torque wrenches were also used to ensure that the bolts were not overtightened. Getting the proper diameter fitting was the most difficult part. I suggest cutting the lines as close as possible to the T joint. According to what I've read, if you cut at the vehicle's base, the compressor oil will pool there and eventually burn out the compressor.

Jonas Snow

| Sep 11, 2021

and my air conditioner is still working perfectly! These, along with a 5/8" set, were purchased to replace the rear A/C on a 1999 Toyota Sienna

5/5

They're still sealed after two years, and my air conditioner works perfectly!.

Jadiel Gillespie

| Nov 23, 2021

Blocking off blown rear AC lines is simple and effective

5/5

Fit perfectly where we cut our lines and completely sealed the system, saving us a lot of money on an older vehicle.

Jamison Cabrera

| Apr 11, 2021

This is an excellent block- rear-line cut-offs My 1998 Sienna had a large leak in the rear evaporator piping (oil was used to mark the location)

5/5

Rather than replacing expensive piping on an old vehicle, I used 1/2" and 5/8" terminators to plug the lines leading to the back, where they exit the firewall Y. A new drier was installed, as well as two additional driers. Vacuumed (it held 30" for an hour), then recharged the system with 7 oz of Supercool PAG46 oil/dye. At the register, the temperature is still hovering around 40 degrees. This is a fantastic way to save both time and money.

Roy Arnold

| Dec 15, 2021

It works and does what it says it will

5/5

It prevents you from using. It works and does what it says it will. On a Dodge Grand Caravan, this part disables the rear evaporator core, allowing the front AC to function.

Reese Chang

| Feb 17, 2021

It's a lifesaver (or at the very least a car saver

5/5

) The only thing that this business requires is better marketing. Except for the mechanic who installed it, no other mechanic I know is aware of their existence. This resulted in a significant financial savings.