air conditioning condenser o-rings

[garethpaul]

Don't suppose anyone knows what size the o-rings are for the pipes to condenser?

parts catalogue shows them, but no actual part number or indication of size like there are for the other o-rings

[solero]

Looking at my auris 2017 on partsouq it has partnumbers: but is part of the hose assembly (88704)

 

[solero]

Could always chance it on a selection box for under a tenner

 

 

I assume you will get it evacuated and refilled by an aircon pro? If so im sure they could supply and replace the faulty oring for not much more.

[garethpaul]

Thanks

Re-reading the part diagram i added, i can see at the other end of the pipe that I have circled is a reference to the Key with (2) in brackets. I assume this means it's the same size o-ring at both ends, so I guess I need 90099-14120 x1 & 90099-14119 x1, which I can see are here for not as an outrageous price that I thought they would be for oem
https://toyotadirectparts.co.uk/parts/toyota-corolla/toyota-corolla-liftback-1997-2001-air-conditioning-o-rings/

I did look at those multi-packs and from what I could make out, none of the sizes actually match any of the 3 sizes given on the diagram.
I'll give my local dealer a call.

[TonyHSD]

I don’t think it’s a good idea to use any of these assorted o rings in ac applications or in a places with high pressure, or precise fit. Check with the dealer if they can have some original o rings. 

[flash22]

to the op Part number and sizes are in your first post as is dia, if you look at the hose it gives a number in a circle and the quantity for that hose in brackets eg. (2)

as you posted you need a 1x No.1 and 1x No.2

for AC you need Hydrogenated Nitrile (HNBR-70) o-rings

[Parts-King]

18 hours ago, garethpaul said:

Don't suppose anyone knows what size the o-rings are for the pipes to condenser?

parts catalogue shows them, but no actual part number or indication of size like there are for the other o-rings

You are looking at it wrong. 88703 is the pipe, next to the pipe there is a number 1 in a circle, look at the bottom right of the pictures, number 1 is the o ring (and 2 and 3) for the other O Rings. The part number is alongside number 1