Kent-moore J-45268-121 Txv Flush Adapter Yukon Escalade Msrp $79! on 2040-parts.com
Carlisle, Pennsylvania, US
TXV Flush Adapter Part # J-45286-121
Applications: Yukon Tahoe Escalade J-45268-121
is used to replace the TXV when doing an A/C system flush with the
ACR2000. To allow the R134A to flow through the A/C system, the metering
device(TXV) must be removed. The J-45268-121 is an adapter that is
installed in place of the TXV and allow a flow through of the R134A.
J-45268-121 is used with the J-45268 A/C flushing kit.
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