Aircon Evaporator leak - Dash removal Hi All,
Has anyone replaced the aircon evaporator, I've been told I have a leak either at the o ring or at the evaporator. Talking to aircon and Jeep shops I get a mixed message if the evaporator generally fails or s it more than likely to be just the O ring. Whatever the issue it looks like the dash has to be completely removed as the vehicle was built around the air box :( Has anyone had this issue? |
I presume it's a leaking heater core, when you say evaporator and talk about dash removal. While I haven't had a problem with mine, I have comes across a few videos on Youtube about replacing the heater core.
Good luck - I had a leaking heater core in my old Holden Rodeo and that was a #$%@ of a job because it needed the complete dash removal. It's usually behind the middle of the dashboard, above the transmission tunnel. |
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It’s essentially the same procedure for the evaporator and heater core. Both require full removal of the dash, as you said. It’s a huge job, well beyond most amateurs. If there’s a chance the leak is at the firewall seals, I’d definitely investigate that thoroughly. Are you getting any evidence of air conditioning gas venting into the cabin?
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Does anyone know if the same evaporator is used arcoss all JKs as I can get a better price from the USA? |
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A good hvac tech should put in dry nitrogen and identify the location of the leak.
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