Orifice tube replacement
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Yeah the oriface tubes come out. You just have to find something that will get it. I always used seal picks.(looks like a dentist tool) Get new o-rings and don't leave the system open or the drier will suck up moisture. If you need to change the oriface due to it taking "flack" then you will need to flush the system and you may need to replace the suction accumulator.
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Yeah the oriface tubes come out. You just have to find something that will get it. I always used seal picks.(looks like a dentist tool) Get new o-rings and don't leave the system open or the drier will suck up moisture. If you need to change the oriface due to it taking "flack" then you will need to flush the system and you may need to replace the suction accumulator.
you mean like a scribe pick, and which end do you take it out of, evap side or line connection side at fender.
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The oriface tube is going to be where the line from the condensor meets the evaporator. The suction/accumulator is after the evap and before the compressor.
On an expansion valve system the receiver/drier is before the evap. On a CCOT the "drier" is inside the suction/accumulator and after the evap.
CCOT=cycle clutch oriface tube
On an expansion valve system the receiver/drier is before the evap. On a CCOT the "drier" is inside the suction/accumulator and after the evap.
CCOT=cycle clutch oriface tube
Last edited by Glendoramike; 04-09-2011 at 02:14 AM.
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Orifice Tube
Thanks for the help. I found the orifice tube on the passenger side just under the front windshield inside the engine compartment. I was hidden by some plastic mesh held on by twist ties. Somewhat of a tight area to het at. The use of two open ended wrenches did the job. Now I am running down the road with an ice cold system blowing at me, after recharging the system. Not sure if it matters now, but the car is an 02 X-type with 2.5 engine. The orifice tube was easy to get out. All I used was a pair of needle nose pliers, replaced the o-rings to.
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Oh. I've replace ac compressor etc. When I went to fill freon it was reading extremely high after half a can and recommended oil. Assuming theres a clog somewhere causing it to backpressure? I'm a idiot and assumed, like on my caddy, filter was inside the dryer unit and didnt replace orfice tube.I cant find this sucker though anywhere? 2003 jag v6 2.5 thanks again guys.
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Here is the drawing from the JEPC.
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It can be ordered here: SNG Barratt - The Ultimate Jaguar Parts Specialist
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