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Author:  stelios101 [ Fri Jun 19, 2009 8:43 pm ]
Post subject:  Air Con!
I think the 'O' rings in my air con might be shot, I had the system charged, all worked fine for about 3/4 weeks then gradually the air became warmer and warmer. Is there a kit of 'O' rings I can buy or has any body suffered a similar fate with their system. The system makes all the right clicks and sounds I belive it's a slow leak through one of the seals. Any help would be much appreciated.
Author:  Brett928S2 [ Fri Jun 19, 2009 9:02 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Air Con!
stelios101 wrote:
I think the 'O' rings in my air con might be shot, I had the system charged, all worked fine for about 3/4 weeks then gradually the air became warmer and warmer. Is there a kit of 'O' rings I can buy or has any body suffered a similar fate with their system. The system makes all the right clicks and sounds I belive it's a slow leak through one of the seals. Any help would be much appreciated.


Hi Stelios :)

The guy you need to talk to is Richard Armstrong he does everyones Aircon on 928`s...hes arranging the 928 trackday next friday at Castle coombe if you are going, if not >>>> http://www.ritech-systems.com/

His home phone number is on the first page....and hes a good guy who races a 928 :)

All the best Brett :)
Author:  John Oakes [ Fri Jun 19, 2009 9:03 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Air Con!
stelios101 wrote:
I think the 'O' rings in my air con might be shot, I had the system charged, all worked fine for about 3/4 weeks then gradually the air became warmer and warmer. Is there a kit of 'O' rings I can buy or has any body suffered a similar fate with their system. The system makes all the right clicks and sounds I belive it's a slow leak through one of the seals. Any help would be much appreciated.


Hi, No never seen a 'O' Ring kit but most Air Con places carry stock of them. Also would be worth having the system pressure tested to find where the leak is. It could be many other things that are leaking. Like rubber pipes, Dryer etc.
Spend quite a lot of time and money on getting my Air Con to work on 928.
If you need any more information, please let me know.
Author:  Siggy [ Fri Jun 19, 2009 10:08 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Air Con!
Find out where the leak is from BEFORE you spend any money on it
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