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Four Seasons Air Conditioning Suction Hoses for 1996-1997 SLX, 1993-1997 TROOPER - 56803

Four Seasons Air Conditioning Suction Hoses for 1996-1997 SLX, 1993-1997 TROOPER - 56803

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The Four Seasons Air Conditioning Suction Hoses for 1996-1997 SLX, 1993-1997 TROOPER - 56803 is a replacement air conditioning component designed to restore factory cooling performance in your vehicle. Available through GodsMods, this A/C suction hose, compressor, or line assembly is manufactured to meet or exceed original equipment specifications for fit, sealing, and refrigerant flow.

Constructed from barrier hose material compatible with R134a and R1234yf refrigerants, with factory-style O-ring bead locks and pre-installed fittings for direct bolt-on installation. The hose reinforcement meets SAE J2064 specifications for burst pressure and permeation resistance. The compressor unit is a new Denso or equivalent that matches factory displacement and mounting configuration.

Whether you are repairing a leaking A/C line or replacing a failed compressor, this component restores the comfort of factory air conditioning in your vehicle. Professional recovery, evacuation, and charging of the refrigerant system using the correct type and quantity of refrigerant is essential after any A/C component replacement.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What material is the Atech hose made from and what fluids is it compatible with?

The Atech hose is constructed from synthetic rubber or PTFE with a braided reinforcement layer depending on the specific product. It is compatible with gasoline, diesel, ethanol blends, oil, and coolant within the rated temperature and pressure range. The Atech hose is rated for operating pressures up to 200 to 300 PSI and temperatures from -40 to 300 degrees Fahrenheit. Always verify the fluid compatibility and pressure rating of the Atech hose for your specific application.

Can I use the Atech hose for both fuel and oil systems in my vehicle?

The Atech hose is suitable for both fuel and oil systems as long as the temperature and pressure ratings match your requirements. For fuel injection systems ensure the Atech hose is rated for high-pressure applications typically 50 to 100 PSI. For oil systems verify that the Atech hose can handle continuous exposure to hot engine oil without degradation. Using the correct Atech hose specification for each fluid type ensures long-term reliability.

How long will the Atech hose last in a daily-driven performance vehicle?

The Atech hose has an expected service life of 5 to 10 years in a daily-driven vehicle when properly installed and maintained. The synthetic rubber construction resists ozone cracking and fluid degradation better than standard rubber hoses. Regular inspection for cracks, swelling, or abrasion will help identify replacement needs before a failure occurs. The Atech hose life can be extended by using protective sleeving in areas with high heat or abrasion exposure.

What fitting sizes and AN sizes are available for the Atech hose in my plumbing setup?

The Atech hose is available in sizes from -4AN up to -12AN depending on the specific product line. Common sizes for fluid systems are -6AN for most street applications and -8AN for high-flow builds. The Atech hose uses standard AN flare fittings that seal on the 37-degree flare surface. Measure your existing fitting sizes and flow requirements to select the correct Atech hose diameter for your system.

Does the Atech hose require special tools for cutting and installing fittings?

The Atech hose can be cut with a sharp utility knife or a dedicated hose cutter for clean square cuts. Push-lock Atech hose requires no special tools beyond a clean straight cut for installation. Braided stainless Atech hose requires a vise and wrench set for tightening the AN fittings. A hacksaw with a fine blade works for cutting braided hose but wrap the cut area in tape to prevent fraying.