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Dodge Dakota ACCUMULTR-Air Conditioning
Part Number: 5093432AA$63.75 MSRP: $82.38You Save: $18.63 (23%)
Dodge Dakota DRIER-Air Conditioning
Part Number: 55056596AD$232.50 MSRP: $267.00You Save: $34.50 (13%)
Dodge Dakota A/C Accumulator
The A/C Accumulator was also found to be an especially important component in Dodge Dakota vehicles in the maintenance of the air conditioning system. Its main purpose is to wick up moisture and debris which will help in preventing formation of sludge that is corrosive and would lead to failure of the system. The A/C Accumulator is found in two key components: Hence it is placed in the high pressure liquid line, while the other the accumulator is placed in between evaporator and compressor. Dodge Dakota has over the years adopted the accumulator and the receiver drier A/C Accumulator styles in as a way of preserving the A/C system from moisture and contaminants. These elements require replacement often and during any major service of the A/C system as they get saturated and thus can cause leakage and other abnormalities in gauge values. It is also important that the A/C Accumulator to be in proper operating condition if the Dodge Dakota air conditioning is to endure for a long time.
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Dodge Dakota A/C Accumulator Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and reinstall an A/C accumulator on Dodge Dakota?A:An automotive air conditioning specialist must discharge the air conditioning system then you should remove the negative battery terminal cable. Empty the air filter housing after you disconnect all refrigerant lines from the accumulator. Special equipment should be used to remove the accumulator line from the evaporator at the firewall on Dakota models. Close all fittings with plugs to stop dirt and moisture entry before removing the accumulator together with its bracket. Before mounting a new accumulator users need to pour 2 oz (60 ml) of R-134a refrigerant oil into the new device. When installing the system workers must revert the procedure and use new R-134a compatible O-rings when connecting each fitting during assembly. Take the vehicle to the discharge shop to perform an evacuation and charging process with leak detection tests on the air conditioning system.
