A/C evaporator
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A/C evaporator
Shouldn't be too hard, depending on your experience.
A high level outline.
Drop the unit from under the dash.
Pull forward to get as much room as you can.
Then disconnect the lines to the evap.
You will need some big (large) size wrenches. Like 3/4 to 15/16. Use two wrenches to hold when you are removing or installing the lines. One to turn, the other to keep the evap lines from twisting. You can easily break the pipe/fittings if you don't. They are fragile.
You will have some wires to disconnect then you should be able to take the whole unit to the bench where you can disassemble the vents to get the evap out.
A high level outline.
Drop the unit from under the dash.
Pull forward to get as much room as you can.
Then disconnect the lines to the evap.
You will need some big (large) size wrenches. Like 3/4 to 15/16. Use two wrenches to hold when you are removing or installing the lines. One to turn, the other to keep the evap lines from twisting. You can easily break the pipe/fittings if you don't. They are fragile.
You will have some wires to disconnect then you should be able to take the whole unit to the bench where you can disassemble the vents to get the evap out.
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A/C evaporator
Originally posted by 8NRay
Drop the unit from under the dash.
Pull forward to get as much room as you can.
Drop the unit from under the dash.
Pull forward to get as much room as you can.
The other possibility seems to be removing all of the small bolts and splitting the housing.
Tom
