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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: Mr.OmegaMan on 30 May 2014, 18:32:25

Title: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: Mr.OmegaMan on 30 May 2014, 18:32:25
Is this 13277003 the correct part number for the High Pressure valve for a 3.2 FL saloon ?

Was informed it's leaking from there. Typical it chooses  to piss it all out when it's hot  ::)

Thanks...
Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: Mr.OmegaMan on 30 May 2014, 19:18:21
If someone could confirm or provide me with the current part number tonight please, Ideally a part number that any VX dealer would recognise as I've given part numbers to them in the past which they know diddly squat about.. Failing that VX are of no use, Can they only be bought new from VX or is there another source..

As for changing the valve... 17mm and 15mm spanners required, Hold the base with the 17mm.. Something like this the procedure if I'm correct.

Also, Has anyone had the valve replaced at a VX dealer, Just curious as to how much they would charge or do they insist on changing the pipe as well ?
Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: Mr.OmegaMan on 30 May 2014, 19:44:10
Seems to be loads of different part numbers for this part  :-\

AndyB mentioned this part number on another thread.. 52458177
Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: Jukeboxnut on 30 May 2014, 19:46:20
13277003 is the correct part number which replaces the original part 52458177.  I bought one last week for my car but am still struggling to fit it at present as 15mm socket does not fit mine, good luck with yours.
Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: Mr.OmegaMan on 30 May 2014, 19:47:19
13277003 is the correct part number which replaces the original part 52458177.  I bought one last week for my car but am still struggling to fit it at present as 15mm socket does not fit mine, good luck with yours.

Thanks mate, I can imagine it's going to be a bitch of a job.
Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: TheBoy on 31 May 2014, 08:40:13
Supply the part and ask whoever does the A/C regas to change it...   ...assuming they are not mongrels.

The A/C needs to be fully discharged first, and the do-gooders will complain about the trees and rising sea waters if you discharge it yourself into the atmosphere. If you do discharge it yourself, be aware that you risk extreme burns if you are not careful.
Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: biggriffin on 31 May 2014, 08:56:31
picture of said valve :y

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Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: Mr.OmegaMan on 31 May 2014, 09:03:08
Thanks got the info TB and Picture Griff  :y

Just a thought, Would one of those free A/C checks be a way to empty the system if they won't change the valve them selfs  :-\

(EDIT: there cant be much stuff left in the system if it's not cold/cool surely  :-\ .. I stuck a digital thermometer in the vent when it was around 20c outside and the A/C was blowing apparently 22c )
Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: biggriffin on 31 May 2014, 09:19:48
if with the climate panel set to LO and engine running look at commpresor if its spinning it has gas, not spinning its empty.
 yes you could go to the free aircon check places you have nothing to lose its free.
 crap-fit offer the best deal not colder no charge, but they probablly try to sell you some tyres ;D
Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: biggriffin on 31 May 2014, 09:24:29
Is this 13277003 the correct part number for the High Pressure valve for a 3.2 FL saloon ?

Was informed it's leaking from there. Typical it chooses  to piss it all out when it's hot  ::)

Thanks...
the valve can be removed and cleaned with brake cleaner,they gum up with a/c dye and refrigerant. :y
also the lp valve's are prone to leaking, but these are a standard tyre core valve,which you replace using a tyre core tool, :y
Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: TheBoy on 31 May 2014, 09:41:05
if with the climate panel set to LO and engine running look at commpresor if its spinning it has gas, not spinning its empty.
 yes you could go to the free aircon check places you have nothing to lose its free.
 crap-fit offer the best deal not colder no charge, but they probablly try to sell you some tyres ;D
I had ShitFit regas one of mine about 4 times over a 3 month period. Then took it to someone who knew what they were doing, and it lasted ages (until the compressor disintegrated ;D)
Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: Mr.OmegaMan on 31 May 2014, 19:36:32
if with the climate panel set to LO and engine running look at commpresor if its spinning it has gas, not spinning its empty.
 yes you could go to the free aircon check places you have nothing to lose its free.
 crap-fit offer the best deal not colder no charge, but they probablly try to sell you some tyres ;D

Aye it is spinning..

Some progress today, Called VX and they where able to find the valve with the part number, Should get it on Wednesday and been in contact with ATS and they can change the valve and fill the A/C at the same time, Used them for years same lads worked there for years always helpful.

Hopefully that's that and the next update will be that it's working rather than something else wrong with the A/C .. Well here's hoping nothing else goes wrong, Then again we are taking about Omega's  ;D 
Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: Mr.OmegaMan on 05 June 2014, 19:48:48
Finally changed the valve, The old one the green ring part of it was broken, That would explain the leak. Hopefully after a re-gas that's it....
Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: Mr.OmegaMan on 06 June 2014, 18:20:41
I had one of these and it fits the High Pressure valve like a glove.

19/32" 12 point AF Socket x 1/2" Drive

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/281069142356 

Hope this helps others in the future  :y
Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: Mr.OmegaMan on 09 June 2014, 21:19:11
Had the A/C refilled at ATS for no extra charges, Said there wasn't any sign of any leaks, Hopefully it stays that way  :y

Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: Mr.OmegaMan on 09 June 2014, 21:22:57
By the way what temperature should be blowing out the vents set at LO when its around 18c outside ?

I tested mine once home with a fairly accurate thermometer apparently the car was blowing around 7c, The display was indicating 18c outside...
Title: Re: A/C HP Valve Part Number
Post by: biggriffin on 10 June 2014, 07:37:23
7.c is a very acceptable figure... :y