Accumulator Replacement Ford Crown Vic, Mercury Grand Marquis , Or Lincoln Town Car

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Easy to follow step by step replacement of the accumulator on this 2008 Ford Crown Vic
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[@steveg5576]

Nice HD camera work. Just like being there...except for the bill...!

[@Banjo75]

Thanks for this video, Jim. My 2004 lost its charge and now thanks to you I know where to look first.

[@josephmcnamee9338]

You don’t have to change the o rings on the other end of the hoses ?

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Great repairs

[@chrisparenti2461]

Fun shop game: fling one of those clips across the shop and play hide and seek the rest of the day. Better done on slow days 😂

[@anafrinil6310]

how important is the casing? seems like it holds moisture that ended up rust rotting the accumulator.

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Good video jim

[@tonyking9015]

Hey Jim. Just watching from KY.

[@gordoncashwell325]

I tried this. The bypass works because the clutch stayed engaged but it still didn't take on Freon and as soon as I took the jump out, it started cycling again. Maybe I didn't wait long enough but I gave the freon a good three to five minutes and it didn't make any difference.

[@andrewivanowich8390]

What the point in replacing the high pressure line? Is that a filter in the line?

[@JamesJones-qp4mu]

Ha Jim like videi ,i have 94 tarus looking changing acculTer and accumter no video removing plug wiring haresss at top accumulater 14:35 14:45 14:46

[@vincentlallo6543]

another good one , jim

[@anthonyruiz4855]

Will a cheap vacuum from harbor freight do the job ?

[@timb3925]

Great information

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

Nice

[@thomastommy1192]

As always, An awesome good video. A lot of information on what you are doing here. That's great. Thanks for sharing. I truly hope you are having a blessed weekend. I am the second person to hit the thumbs up button, lol.

[@ronaldcach2779]

Hi Jim, if you do not have your charging machine, can you just pour the 2 oz. of oil into the accumulator before you connect the lines? Then vacuum and charge. Thanks Friend

[@azizshavershian2065]

did you ever find an answer for this?

[@ronaldcach2779]

@@azizshavershian2065 Sorry no

[@tboogz284]

Thanks for the instructional. Truly thought brazing would be required

[@josephmcnamee9338]

I thought you had to put oil in the accumulator?

[@papo862]

you do!!

[@johnrambo5619]

That car uses PAG 46 oil, but otherwise, good video

[@jimthecarguy]

Great point!Thanks for watching.

[@chongyang7643]

Hi

[@roberthogate6310]

you need a go pro on your head !!

[@tonyking9015]

You need those Google glasses.

[@captainamericaamerica8090]

Air Lincoln Town car.

[@jimthecarguy]

Thanks for watching.