Exactly. We have folks relating detailed steps in replacing their hoses when the OP hasn't responded to even if his Monaco is a DP or gas front engine, or if he's narrowed down where the refrigerant is leaking out of the system.
Yeah, but now I have a new item on my to do list!
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2000 Monaco Dynasty
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Went through this two years ago. The system if no major damage is sound. Find the darn leak first. Mine was around the Manifold area by pump, dryer etc were replaced.
Find a very good and reputable service a/c place. Preferably RV experience. It’s the difference in $$$$ and just $$. Don’t ask me how I know this. [emoji857]
Exactly. We have folks relating detailed steps in replacing their hoses when the OP hasn't responded to even if his Monaco is a DP or gas front engine, or if he's narrowed down where the refrigerant is leaking out of the system. 
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