Which is my A/C condenser? (01+)
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Which big white plastic thing is my A/C condenser? I am pretty sure it is the thing on the right.
Attachment 241372 Just want to make sure before I start ripping away at it. |
Oh and the view is "behind the glovebox"
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The A/C condenser is under the hood just in front of the radiator.
The evaporator is inside the leftmost white box in that picture. The rightmost white box contains the blower motor and fan. In vehicles without A/C, there is a plastic tube which goes in the space where the evap box is, to connect the blower assembly to the heater box in the middle of the dash. (Were '01s available without A/C?) Here's a diagram of the system. The evap box is the one labeled "Cooling Unit" http://img40.imagefra.me/i526/thradd..._093_u77ts.gif |
The evaporator, as Joe suggested, is on the left. On the right is the blower fan.
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Thank you! I did indeed mean the A/C evaporator.
Does anyone know if it possible to remove this without pulling the dash? |
Yes, it's quite easy. Having removed the glovebox and the little metal bar beneath it, unhook the electrical connections, unclip it from the blower and the heater assembly, unscrew the refrigerant tubes from under the hood, and remove the box.
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base model 01 has A/C...
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Thanks for all this info. I just came online to search for threads on how to remove the AC system. Which is the best way to discharge the system? Releasing the blue low pressure side?
Gayflora, are you removing AC? There's a local shop here that might be interested. They pay money. I've already signed mine over to him. |
I just have one question... you seriously couldn't figure this out based on which one has electricity running to it and which one has AC lines running into it from the firewall?
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Its dark back there under the dash. Scary. and once something bit me when I stuck my hand up in there. |
Originally Posted by baron340
(Post 686779)
I just have one question... you seriously couldn't figure this out based on which one has electricity running to it and which one has AC lines running into it from the firewall?
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Originally Posted by dgmorr
(Post 686777)
Which is the best way to discharge the system? Releasing the blue low pressure side?
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AC shops don't discharge the system when front-end collisions occur... :inout:
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
(Post 686792)
By taking it to an A/C repair shop and having them evacuate it using their fancy machine. Otherwise, God will kill a kitten.
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Originally Posted by Faeflora
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Its dark back there. Scary. and once something bit me when I stuck my hand up in there. :giggle: |
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