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    A/C System Oring Sizes

    I been swapping an engine in my 88 325is and while I am at it decided to get the a/c system back running. I have managed to find all the necessary hoses, condenser, evaporator, compressor, etc but now need to figure out what size o-rings go with what connection. The local dealer has not been of much help, instead interested in selling me a complete conversion kit...

    Any one has this info handy? realoem had a few oring sizes but not all.
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    #2
    buy the conversion kit, it will have all the o-rings you will ever need.

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      #3
      i believe this is more than youll ever need..


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        #4
        Originally posted by T.Dot_E30 View Post
        buy the conversion kit, it will have all the o-rings you will ever need.

        whose? Got the name of a vendor and or part number?

        thanks

        Registered to E30 tech.. waiting on their email confirm to read the article...
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          #5
          O-ring info from e30tech.com

          The A/C system is built with SAE sized hoses and connections.
          BMW lists o-rings by I.D. in mm, vs standard sizes or dimension
          Thus a #6 o-ring, which is 3/8" or 9.525mm, is listed by BMW as 7.64mm

          Expansion valve and evaporator, 17/19/22/24mm wrenches
          One 7.64mm #6
          Two 11.1 mm #8 x 1/16" I.D.: 11.1mm O.D: 14.3mm T: 1.6mm
          Two 14 mm #10 x 1/16"
          (Fifth o-ring is for the superheat adjustment plug)
          ETK lists 11.1 and 14mm (602/603) for evap side of exp valve
          Compressor
          64-50-1-468-464 11.1mm for outlet (see high pressure hose)
          Either
          64-50-1-468-466, 17mm (19x17mm) (3/4", #12) for Bosch inlet
          or
          64-50-1-468-465, 14mm (#10) for Denso inlet
          Condenser
          64-50-1-468-464 11.1mm for inlet (high pressure hose)
          64-50-1-468-463 7.64 for outlet (hose to drier), 17/19mm wrenches
          Drier
          64 50 8 390 601 Two 3/8" (#6) o-ring for tube fittings
          64 50 8 390 602 One 1/2" (#8) o-ring for pressure switch
          Note: For two pressure switch drier only. Switch with wire leads
          is pipe threads, pronged switch is o-ring sealed. New style drier
          uses a combined pressure switch with a Schrader valve connection.
          Firewall
          Liquid connection 17/19mm wrenches
          64-50-1-468-463, 7.64mm (3/8", #6)
          Vapor 24/27mm wrenches
          64-50-1-468-465, 14mm (#10)

          O-ring count: 5X #6, 5X #8, 3X #10, 1X #12
          64-50-1-468-463, 7.64mm (3/8", #6) new part number for '601
          2@ drier, 1@ tube connection, 1@ E.V., 1@ condenser outlet
          64-50-1-468-464, 11.1mm (1/2", #8) new part number for '602
          1@ drier switch, 2@ E.V., 1@ compressor, 1@ condenser inlet
          64-50-1-468-465, 14mm (#10)
          2@ E.V., 1@ tube connection, 1@ compressor suction (late compressor)
          64-50-1-468-466, 17mm (#12)
          1@ E.V., 1@ compressor suction (early compressor), 1@ Bosch manifold
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            #6
            whats the go with o-ring material? for a R134a converted should they be the green ones or silvery ones? or doesnt matter?
            89 E30 325is Lachs Silber - currently M20B31, M20B33 in the works, stroked to the hilt...

            new build thread http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=317505

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              #7
              I believe the green O-rings are for R134A
              2004 525i Manual - 1985 325E Coupe Manual

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                #8
                I did some research and the genuine bmw ones seem to be both green and grey depends on pn/size? Surely bmw are selling r134a compatible orings ?

                am I safe use genuine ?
                89 E30 325is Lachs Silber - currently M20B31, M20B33 in the works, stroked to the hilt...

                new build thread http://www.r3vlimited.com/board/showthread.php?t=317505

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