Looking For A/c Hose

[My other car is a LeBaron]

I'm looking for the following part for my '93 LS400, which unfortunately has been discontinued:

Hose, cooler refrigerant suction, no. 1, part number 88712-50060

Any help in tracking it down would be greatly appreciated.

Where do you guys get parts for your old cars?

[RDM]

Salvage yards are the only real option unless you have a competent place locally that can rebuild the hose (if you still have it). I paid $35 to have a hose rebuilt that the dealer wanted $363 for.

[jeffls400]

+1 on having a shop rebuild it. I had mine done last summer with fantastic results.

Good luck.

Jeff

[My other car is a LeBaron]

Thanks for your replies.

What kind of shops should I be looking for?

[billydpowell]

Thanks for your replies.

What kind of shops should I be looking for?

Don't know about over there, here it would be a general automotive repair shop.

They would know where to have your hose repaired/replaced.

[RDM]

Hit the google for A/C repair in your area, you might also try radiator repair shops, they sometimes do hoses/lines. Also any good hydraulic hose shop can repair or rebuild a hose since they deal with high pressure fittings.

[drewtiss]

I'm looking for the following part for my '93 LS400, which unfortunately has been discontinued:

4-seasons a/c hose, cooler refrigerant suction, no. 1, part number 88712-50060

Any help in tracking it down would be greatly appreciated.

Where do you guys get parts for your old cars?

Yeah. Try looking at salvage yards first. You can still get some decent stuffs there at a cheap price. You can also do a local search online.