The replacement process starts with getting the needed equipment that consists of the halogen leak detector (J 39400-A). Start by taking out the air cleaner assembly before recovering refrigerant from the system. Begin the process by removing the grille before soaking the compressor hose assembly nut at the condenser then proceed with compressor hose assembly removal. You need to loosen the evaporator tube nut at the condenser before removing the evaporator tube. Remove first the center support bracket and bolted condenser to
Radiator connections before extracting the condenser unit and discarding o-ring seals. Add pag oil to your new condenser before putting it back onto the Radiator then bolt it down to 6 n.m torque (53 lb in). Begin by installing a new center support bracket followed by correct installation of o-ring seals. Secure the evaporator tube to the condenser by tightening the nut with torque of 28 n.m (21 lb ft). Assembly the compressor hose using fresh o-ring seals before torquing its nut to 28 n.m (21 lb ft). The process concludes with air cleaner assembly installation after system leak testing with the horagen leak detector (J 39400-A), system evacuation, and recharging.