taking a/c lines out
What he means is push the line in towards the evaporator, and press the disconnect tool in, as if the line has any pressure pulling it out, the clip will have pressure on it not allowing it to release, so pushing the line in and pressing the disconnect tool in, may allow the clip to disconnect. Take a blow-gun a blow out anything that may be inside the fitting (dirt and grime won't allow it to release) then spray some lube in there, if you can twist the line to break the o-rings free, and allow the lube to penetrate inside.
well I went back and started yanking again, and this time I twisted the lines, to break up any debris that may have been in the spring area, like you recommended I do, and it workd! I got it off, didnt have to cut anything, took the entire a/c out the right way, so it can be put back inlater if I or another owner wanted a/c.
for anyone that is using the four colored special tools to do this, it was the black one that finally made it come out on the bottom line(if you refer to the pic I posted, it was the bottom (the yellow arrow pionting at it, that was so tough to get out, this is the one Im refering to))
for anyone that is using the four colored special tools to do this, it was the black one that finally made it come out on the bottom line(if you refer to the pic I posted, it was the bottom (the yellow arrow pionting at it, that was so tough to get out, this is the one Im refering to))
You have two choices, either pull out the dash and remove the evaporator, or like I did, and everybody else who removes A/C from their car, because they can't be bothered, leave them as they are


