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Condenser Replacement. [Inquiry] How do I replace the condenser after I have experienced a large system leak?

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Condenser Replacement. [Inquiry] How do I replace the condenser after I have experienced a large system leak?

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• Remove grill, top grill cover panel, and upper radiator support member • Remove the front air baffle, air filter intake and sensor connectors to condenser • Remove bottom air baffle between spoiler and radiator bottom • Disconnect condenser. (Note: this may be a challenge due to rust and corrosion: use PBlaster) Plug pipes to prevent dirt and moisture from entering system • Remove by lifting straight up (careful of chrome!) and once removed, measure the oil that drains out the old one if any • Remove pressostat sensors • Install foam rubber seals on new condenser (remove from old) and rubber bushings on bottom and/or top • Clean oxidation from condenser connectors and ensure you will have a good seal. • Add compressor oil in the correct quantity. • Reinstall using all-new o-rings coated with mineral oil or an a/c-specific, silicone-based lubricant such as Nylog made especially for o-rings, and antiseize on the outer threads (don’t get this near the o-rings). The lubes noted are not h

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