BTR6727 - Pijp

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- €116,00

€116,00

€116,00 - €116,00

€116,00

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Airconditioningpijp - verdamper naar compressor - koelmiddelleiding die de uitlaat van de verdamper verbindt met de inlaat van de compressor aan de zuigzijde van het airconditioningcircuit.

Dit is de voorste leiding voor installaties zonder airconditioning achter; de overeenkomstige leiding voor systemen met airconditioning achter is BTR7260.

Alternative Codes

BTR6727

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Frequently asked questions

What is the BTR6727 pipe used for?

The BTR6727 is an air conditioning refrigerant pipe that connects the evaporator outlet to the compressor inlet on the suction side of the A/C circuit. It carries low-pressure refrigerant vapour back to the compressor and is the front line used on installations without rear air conditioning.

Where does this air conditioning pipe sit on the vehicle?

This pipe runs on the suction side of the air conditioning system, linking the evaporator housing behind the dash to the compressor on the engine. It typically routes through the bulkhead area between the cabin evaporator and the engine bay compressor.

How do I know if this is the right A/C pipe for my system?

The BTR6727 is the front pipe for vehicles fitted without rear air conditioning. Systems with rear air conditioning use a different suction line. Check whether your vehicle has rear A/C before ordering, since the line differs between the two layouts.

Why do air conditioning pipes like this fail?

Air conditioning pipes typically fail through corrosion, chafing where the line rubs against the body, or refrigerant leaks at the crimped end fittings. A leaking suction pipe lets the system lose charge and stops the A/C cooling, so renewing the pipe restores a sealed circuit.