OEM Scion A/C System Valve Core

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Scion A/C System Valve Core ensure your small car is cool by preventing refrigerant pressure to escape through the hose, which makes the owners assured during their summer-driving. Scion was able to impress younger drivers with aggressive paint jobs, simple pricing and small Release Series models that made each purchase seem a party. Scion vehicles were constructed using the Toyota quality standards that ensured reliability but with a sleek appearance allowing first time buyers to customize the cabin and exterior without any hassles. The brand is a rolling test lab and adopted ingenious technology at an early stage, demonstrating that small cars can be entertaining, effective and roomy. Although they stopped the sale in 2016, the Scion concept of customization continues to impact Toyota products today. A/C System Valve Core is a small spring loaded item in the service ports, which retains refrigerant and pressure until gauges or charge hoses are connected, thus eliminating leakages. In the installation of the Scion A/C System Valve Core, the car should be parked on a level ground and allowed to cool the engine. Take off the protective cap and unscrew the old core out using a valve core tool keeping debris out of the vehicle. Wipe the port clean, drop of refrigerant oil on the seal and thread the new A/C System Valve Core in until snug before seating. Install the metal cap back in place with a new O-ring, then start the engine and run the maximum air conditioning and then check with soapy water any bubbles which would indicate a leak.