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Suzuki Swift AC Hose Replacement<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Recently we replaced the Air Conditioning Hose on a Suzuki Swift<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

This Suzuki Swift<\/strong>\u00a0<\/strong>was booked in for a mobile\u00a0regas service<\/a>\u00a0with us. The owner had complained that the air conditioning wasn\u2019t cooling enough. After the performance and leak testing of the aircon system, we discovered the air conditioning hose was leaking. It can be a common fault on the Suzuki Swift\u00a0<\/strong>aircon hose.<\/p>\n

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Once we replaced the Suzuki Swift\u00a0<\/strong>AC Hose and completed the air conditioning service which includes a deep vacuum to remove spent gases and moisture. A vacuum leak test follows this before regassing. We then regas the Suzuki Swift\u00a0<\/strong>air conditioner to the manufacture specifications.<\/p>\n

Oil is top up as well as UltraViolet dye installed. Finally, the air conditioning system is comprehensively re-tested to check the overall performance. Now the Suzuki Swift\u00a0<\/strong>has icy cold air conditioning once again.<\/p>\n

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CAR AIR CONDITIONER HOSE REPAIR<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Car air conditioner hoses can be very costly to replace. The problem is that in most cases, it\u2019s just the hose that is leaking and there is no reason to have to replace the entire hose assembly.<\/strong><\/p>\n

One of the most common areas for a car air conditioner hose to leak is at the rubber hose section, and usually right at the hose ferrule crimp. So why not just replace the part of the tube that\u2019s leaking?<\/p>\n

Keepin\u2019 Cool can restore 95% of original\u00a0car air conditioner hose. If the metal (aluminium\/steel\/ copper\/brass) is in reasonably good shape, we can replace the rubber hose and repair any holes or cracks in the metal.<\/p>\n

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CUSTOM ASSEMBLIES<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Keepin Cool<\/a><\/u>\u00a0can custom make car air conditioner hose to any length.<\/p>\n

We have an extensive range of\u00a0auto air-con<\/a><\/u>\u00a0hose fittings all kinds of sizes and configurations.<\/p>\n

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KEEPIN\u2019 COOL NOW ONLY USES BURGLEX HOSE AND FITTINGS ON ALL OF IT CAR AIR CONDITIONER HOSE REPAIR.<\/strong><\/p>\n

Burgflex MultiCool hose meets SAE Type C Class I certification and features a seamless EPDM inner tube covered with nylon barrier and reinforced with a PET spiral. It also has a perforated weather and ozone resistant rubber cover.<\/p>\n

So these features enable the hose to offer low volumetric expansion, dimensional stability and enhanced flexibility.<\/p>\n

Finally, Burgflex hose designed explicitly for R134a, R407c, R404a, R410a,\u00a0R1234yf, R1234yz and R452a refrigerants, as well as all common oils including PAG, POE and mineral. The 3090 series is also compatible with R22.<\/p>\n

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YOUR CAR AIR CONDITIONING SYSTEM IS MADE UP OF MANY WORKING PARTS LIKE:<\/strong><\/p>\n