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W108 280se 4.5 AC hoses?
Hello,
my AC at my 280SE 4.5 lost the refrigernat through one AC hose. So now I´m searching for new hoses, perhaps anyone could help me. Can I buy this hoses at a Mercedes Benz dealer? greetings Jan |
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It is usually best to get these hoses made at an a/c shop. You can always call some and if they don't make them they can tell you where they get theirs made.
Back then hose was hose. Today everything is what is known as 'barrier hose' which is stronger and resistant to R-134 leaking through the rubber. If you are going for the original look for show car reasons then the Classic Center might be your only hope. And the fittings on these hoses are not common but they are out there. It might take a few days for the hose shop to get the right fittings in before they can build you hoses. |
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Jan follow Idle's suggestion. Find a shop to fabricate the hose you need. If possible take along the hose you need repaired.
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Funkloch:
The majority of the A/C parts that were used in W108s were of US origin. Examine the fittings for the name: Aeroquip. If you find that name the fittings are reusable; only the hose needs to be replaced. That hose is generally available outside the US. |
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hello,
thanks for all your replies. I found someone how can offer them new ;-) Mercedes-Benz 280SE 4.5L After-Market A/C Hose Set | eBay greetings Jan |
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