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The AC evaporator is located in the AC/Heater housing inside the lower rear dash area. The refrigerant begins to expand (evaporate) due to the heat/cool differential between the lines and the evaporator. This absorbed heat condensates and is moved out the AC drains which is what is often seen under the vehicle during the summer.
Removal of Evaporator
| STEP 1 | Drain the AC system & evacuate the AC refrigerant |
| STEP 2 | Remove the glove box & remove the wiring harness tie wrap at the evaporator housing |
| STEP 3 | Remove evaporator housing cover & air filter element |
| STEP 4 | Remove the cabin fan assembly |
| STEP 5 | Remove the expansion valve |
| STEP 6 | Remove the AC line block (5.9 ft lb torque) from the evaporator (may require cutting) |
| STEP 7 | Remove the evaporator (on some cars you may have to remove the temperature sensor) |
Pricing for AC Evaporator (AC Parts) | 