Thank you, DW.

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The probe has to be directly placed against your suction line. The hose clamp is fine, it's just to hold the sensing bulb in place. Then wrap with prestite tape. Tape is just to cover the bulb from warm/hot air messing with sensing bulb sensing.

Hose clamp, re-tape.

Combination of both. The cap not going to seal without a valve core. Valve cores tend to leak some.

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Caveman.

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Before installing the new condenser. Check the OT fit.

Are you inserting the OT into the liquid line side of the condenser, expect it to stop? I don't have a condenser in front of me. But again, cond mount OT. Will be under pressure going back to the evap. So the stop point is going to be directed at the liquid line fitting. Cond. 95TC.jpg Liquid line 9...

Is it the OEM Condenser?

The white end towards evap on the cond mount. Opposite of evap mount where the white end is pointing away from evap.