Looking for A/C line protector sleeve.

[True Blue]

I'm looking for the sleeve that goes over the A/C line. Can't seem to find just the sleeve without the line and the accumulator.

https://cfc7329ad537523a5de1-b21544d490ba797ec9de9d17e947de3d.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.c om/lrs-19836c_4217.jpg

Thanks!

[FoxRod]

Home Depot has this...

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Armacell-3-4-in-x-6-ft-Rubber-Self-Seal-Pipe-Wrap-Insulation-HST07812/100585113

[True Blue]

I don't think it'll hold up to the heat in the engine bay. Thanks!

[ZR]

Original hose, was installed prior to ends crimped on, non removable. IMHO, looks a bunch cleaner without plus makes line easier to route around the intake.

[Ponyryd]

That Home Depot stuff will probably work, it doesn’t get very hot in the engine bay.
I doubt you’ll find a good original one, they always fall apart.

[FoxRod]

The foam ones will not last with the heat, know a few who are using the rubber ones I posted...

"Made of rubber"

"Fire rated"

[True Blue]

The foam ones will not last with the heat, know a few who are using the rubber ones I posted...

"Made of rubber"

"Fire rated"

I looked at the temp ratings on the company's website, it'll do the job just fine! :thumbsup:

Only thing I hope it's available in the stores here. I'm still debating on doing the A/C delete as well....

[Ponyryd]

A/C delete? No.

[FoxRod]

https://www.homedepot.ca/en/home/cart/checkout.html

in Vaughn... :)



I looked at the temp ratings on the company's website, it'll do the job just fine! :thumbsup:

Only thing I hope it's available in the stores here. I'm still debating on doing the A/C delete as well....

[Spock]

Go to a hydraulic line place.
CISCO at Dixie &401 is one example
They have all kinds of wraps for hoses