AC removal
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From: Kristiansand
AC removal
Thanks to all that helped with my earlier question on evaporator,removal.
I was a bit hesitant starting on this as it seemed pretty difficult to remove that cover.
Anyway, I got it off, and to my surprise I found a large birds nest of leaf and interior insulation stuff nearly blocking the airflow in front of the evaporator. Also the evaporator itself was full of it.
After removing the debris, my heater blows like a turbofan engine....
(I had to block the openings for the evaporator tubes)
Unfortunately you have to remove the evaporator cover to check this area, not an easy job if the AC system is connected.
I have added some text to the HVAC article at my page.
I was a bit hesitant starting on this as it seemed pretty difficult to remove that cover.
Anyway, I got it off, and to my surprise I found a large birds nest of leaf and interior insulation stuff nearly blocking the airflow in front of the evaporator. Also the evaporator itself was full of it.
After removing the debris, my heater blows like a turbofan engine....
(I had to block the openings for the evaporator tubes)
Unfortunately you have to remove the evaporator cover to check this area, not an easy job if the AC system is connected.
I have added some text to the HVAC article at my page.
