Whats this? Shot out freon

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Ecobeast2013

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Hey guys,the fitting at the bottom shot out freon and im wondering what exactly it is? I tightened it up and it stopped but looks like the gasket is poking out now. Anyway just curious, so i can look up the part number. Thanks yall
 

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That's one of the high pressure lines at the A/C condenser. I think it's the suction line. The torque spec for each of those line bolts is 15 Nm / 133 lbs-in. Those images are pretty zoomed in, you might be best off to try to match them up with images at RockAuto or one of the many FoMoCo online parts sources. However, based on the appearance of that seal, you may just need to replace the o-ring seals on the fitting if it doesn't appear that the line itself is leaking. You're probably looking for Seal Kit DL3Z-19B596-B.

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Pretty sure i found it. Its not leaking..yet. so i bought it JUST IN CASE lol. Better to have it and not need it. Bought it on amazon for 11$
 

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That's one of the high pressure lines at the A/C condenser. I think it's the suction line. The torque spec for each of those line bolts is 15 Nm / 133 lbs-in. Those images are pretty zoomed in, you might be best off to try to match them up with images at RockAuto or one of the many FoMoCo online parts sources. However, based on the appearance of that seal, you may just need to replace the o-ring seals on the fitting if it doesn't appear that the line itself is leaking. You're probably looking for Seal Kit DL3Z-19B596-B.

-Rod
I bought that one too just in case and the other one. But i agree its probably just the o-ring
 

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