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AC hose at compressor : removal

Tried removing the condenser-compressor hose. I'm stuck getting it off the compressor - the bolt comes out. What's next? How is that fitting in there? What's it shaped like? My gentle prying didn't budge it. Didn't feel right.

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As far as I recall it inserts with an o-ring. It may take some wiggling if the o-ring has stuck to the compressor manifold.
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Tried removing the condenser-compressor hose. I'm stuck getting it off the compressor - the bolt comes out. What's next? How is that fitting in there? What's it shaped like? My gentle prying didn't budge it. Didn't feel right.
According to Porsche, the bolts have been "micro-encapsulated" with an adhesive that holds them securely in place. I'm guessing that you have to break that bond to remove them. BTW, Porsche recommends new bolts when re-installing the compressor. I've posted the workshop manual steps below.

Good luck!!

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It's out - thanks.

There's a guide pin or something like that holding it.

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