removing air conditioning motor from d series
#2
go to a shop and have the refrigerant reclaimed, that is the first step.
besides that it's just simple removal.
glove box has to come off and so does you bumper, they are both extremely easy to take off....shouldn't take you more than 30 mintues.
and don't forget to take off the pulley.
besides that it's just simple removal.
glove box has to come off and so does you bumper, they are both extremely easy to take off....shouldn't take you more than 30 mintues.
and don't forget to take off the pulley.
#3
ok what do you mean getting reclaimed and also just to take the motor off that is bolted to the engine isnt just 2 screws holding it in?..it has been disconected for about a year now but never got around to taking the motor off
#4
the "freon" that is in it is bad for the environment and should get removed (reclaimed) by a shop.
and I really can't think of what you mean for your other question....the only thing that was bolted to my engine was the pulley.
and I really can't think of what you mean for your other question....the only thing that was bolted to my engine was the pulley.
#5
yeah bro wow i had a brain fart for a second there lol yes i know what you meen buy the pully lol..the pully is what i was talking about when i was say that it was screwd on the motor....the fan iam guessing with all the stuff like the pipeing and what not has the refregernt in it right?
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