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Help, Evaporator Removal 200

posted by  someone claiming to be bill on  Thu Aug 1 13:38 CST 2002 [RELATED]

You're on the right track. The white plastic cover on the right side of the housing has to come off. It's not glued on. It has a sticky butyl tape to seal it to the housing, and the clips are for insurance. Carefully pry off the cover. Remove the floor/defrost ductwork on the right side, and slide the evaporator out. They are usually pretty tight due to dirt/leaves etc building up inside over the years, but with a bit of effort, it should slid right out. Pick up some A/C insulating tape and seal it up after reinstalling the evap.






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