Date: Thu, 27 Dec 2001 23:21:39 +0800 From: "Kei Yau" <keiyaunopsamail.com> Subject: Re: AC exaporator
Thanks for your reply Tony. Actually my regular garage will be doing the job I just want to make sure he is not doing more than he needs. He said the whole dash will need to come out to get at the part. All the AC parts in the engine compartment is fine and he used some handheld device and detected a leak from the part inside the dash (which I think is called the AC evaporator). I'm in Hong Kong and the guys here can handle any Japanese car but give them an European (except the M-Benz & BMW) they would raise the white flag. The Saab garage here would charge me more than what the car is worth so they are not an option. I'll be taking the car in next Wednesday for this AC job, he will also be changing the engine belt (which has small cracks) and some pulley/bearing(?) (squeaking sound not made by the rubber belt). So if the job can be done without taking the whole dash out it would be less time in the garage (where it doesn't belongs) and more time in my hands to enjoy. Kei. Tony at PartsAMillion.com <Tonynopsamsamillion.com> wrote in message news:a0emlm$fp6a$1nopsam3.infoave.net... > Hello Kei, > It is not a difficult thing to do. But unless you are trained to work with > air conditioning on a car, it can be very dangerous. If the system is still > charged with refrigerant, it is under great pressure. > You also need special equipment to test and recharge the AC system. > > Tony > ---------------------------------------------------- > Have a very safe and Happy New Year! > http://www.PartsAMillion.com > ---------------------------------------------------- > "Kei Yau" <keiyaunopsamail.com> wrote in message > news:a0ecpd$4973nopsam212.netvigator.com... > > Anybody replaced the AC evaporator for a 94 900 ? Is it a big job? > > > > Thanks > > > > > >
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