Tecumseh a/c compressor bottom seal replacement

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2020
  • I'm going to show how easy it is to replace the bottom seal on a Tecumseh HG700, HG700AP, HG850, AND HG1000. This particular compressor is from a Ferrari 308
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  • @johnmccarthy2268
    @johnmccarthy2268 11 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hi, I need to replace the bottom plate seal on my Tecumseh Model 850 air conditioning compressor, but I cant find the seal. Do you know where I can find one??? Thanks!

  • @WTFChuk
    @WTFChuk 3 ปีที่แล้ว +1

    It is a bad idea to use PAG or POE (ester) oil for compressor assembly, seals, o-rings, etc. These oils are very hygroscopic, and they will inevitably pick up moisture and introduce it into the system. It will also invite rust/corrosion on the adjacent ferrous surfaces that are exposed to air.
    Your best bet is to get a quart of AC/refrigeration mineral oil and use that. Viscosity doesn't matter since you're only using it to lube seals and assembly parts. Mineral oil is chemically compatible with R-134a, it just doesn't mix with it. It is also chemically compatible with PAG and POE oils. Because the amount introduced into the system is so small, it's lack of miscibility isn't an issue. Also, minimize the amount of time the compressor is open with the oily internals exposed to air. If you have a nitrogen cylinder, it is a good idea to sweep and purge any air out of the compressor once the work is done.
    It also goes without saying that any oil in the compressor should be dumped and replaced with fresh oil just prior to evacuation. If the system isn't going to be charged for a while, evacuation should still be done, followed by a low pressure holding charge of nitrogen or R-134a. 5-10 psi is plenty.
    I will forgo my rant on why these systems should be kept on R-12 rather than converted to 134a.

    • @georgejohnson3262
      @georgejohnson3262 ปีที่แล้ว

      I would have appreciated your " rant " on R-12 vs. R-134a.....Thanks