GM 19130063
Drier

The first step to replace c60 A/C Accumulator involves recovering system refrigerant and removing the air cleaner unit. Start by unscrewing the four nuts along the A/C Accumulator while keeping the nuts and ferrules attached to the evaporator tube. Remove the A/C Accumulator from its placement on the evaporator tube. The A/C Accumulator installation requires placing o-rings onto the evaporator tube and orientating the flow arrow toward the evaporator before tightening the nuts on the A/C Accumulator to 15 n.m (11 lb ft). Complete the a/c system recharge procedure followed by the application of the halogen leak detector (J 39400-A) for fitting check-ups to components which underwent repair before reinstalling the air cleaner.

To replace the accumulator, you should recover the refrigerant first. You need to remove the evaporator tube nut and the steam evaporators. Then remove the nut from the evaporator tube and disconnect the electrical connector from the a/c low pressure switch. Unscrew the compressor hose nut off the accumulator and then compressor hose. Then remove the nut (from the evaporator fitting) and the accumulative bracket nut (from retaining stud) before getting rid of the accumulator. Remove o-ring seals, bolt and retaining bracket from the accumulator. For the installation, you should install new o-ring seals, and if you replace the accumulator, add refrigerant oil to the condenser. Mount the retaining bracket onto the accumulator, fasten it with the retaining bracket bolt and tighten it with the torque of 10 n.m (89 lb in). Wrench the accumulator and accelerator bracket nut with a torque of 9 n.m (80 lb in). Next, install the nut to the evaporator fitting, tighten it 16 nm (12 lb ft), the compressor hose to the accumulator and again the compressor hose nut, tighten that to 16 n.m (12 lb ft). Reconnect the electric connector to the a/c low pressure switch and fasten the nut of the evaporator tube to 25 n.m (18 lb ft). Lastly, install the evaporator tube to the evaporator and the evaporator tube nut and tighten to 16n.m (12 lb ft). Evacuate and recharge the system, and conduct a leak test on the fittings with the halogen leak detector (J 39400-A).

The first step to replace c60 A/C Accumulator involves recovering system refrigerant and removing the air cleaner unit. Start by unscrewing the four nuts along the A/C Accumulator while keeping the nuts and ferrules attached to the evaporator tube. Remove the A/C Accumulator from its placement on the evaporator tube. The A/C Accumulator installation requires placing o-rings onto the evaporator tube and orientating the flow arrow toward the evaporator before tightening the nuts on the A/C Accumulator to 15 n.m (11 lb ft). Complete the a/c system recharge procedure followed by the application of the halogen leak detector (J 39400-A) for fitting check-ups to components which underwent repair before reinstalling the air cleaner.

To replace the accumulator, you should recover the refrigerant first. You need to remove the evaporator tube nut and the steam evaporators. Then remove the nut from the evaporator tube and disconnect the electrical connector from the a/c low pressure switch. Unscrew the compressor hose nut off the accumulator and then compressor hose. Then remove the nut (from the evaporator fitting) and the accumulative bracket nut (from retaining stud) before getting rid of the accumulator. Remove o-ring seals, bolt and retaining bracket from the accumulator. For the installation, you should install new o-ring seals, and if you replace the accumulator, add refrigerant oil to the condenser. Mount the retaining bracket onto the accumulator, fasten it with the retaining bracket bolt and tighten it with the torque of 10 n.m (89 lb in). Wrench the accumulator and accelerator bracket nut with a torque of 9 n.m (80 lb in). Next, install the nut to the evaporator fitting, tighten it 16 nm (12 lb ft), the compressor hose to the accumulator and again the compressor hose nut, tighten that to 16 n.m (12 lb ft). Reconnect the electric connector to the a/c low pressure switch and fasten the nut of the evaporator tube to 25 n.m (18 lb ft). Lastly, install the evaporator tube to the evaporator and the evaporator tube nut and tighten to 16n.m (12 lb ft). Evacuate and recharge the system, and conduct a leak test on the fittings with the halogen leak detector (J 39400-A).

In the replacement of the accumulator, first retrieve the loss of refrigerant. It is necessary to separate the evaporator tube nut first as well as the evaporator. Secondly, remove the nut on the evaporator tube and disconnect the a/c low pressure switch's electrical connector. Loosen the compressor hose nut from the accumulator and the compressor hose afterwards. Then, unscrew the nut from the evaporator fitting, and the accumulator bracket nut from the retaining stud prior to unhooking the accumulator. Unload the accumulator from the retaining bracket bolt and the retaining bracket and dispose of the o-ring seals. For the installation, the o-ring seals should be first installed and then the retaining bracket should be fixed to the accumulator. Install tightening bolt of retaining bracket to 10 n.m ( 89lb in) then, install the accumulator and the accumulator bracket nut and tighten the nut to 9 n.m (80 lb in). Install the nut to the evaporator fitting and tighten the nut to 16 n.m (12 lb ft). Connect the compressor hose to the accumulator and tighten it using the compressor hose nut turned to 16 n.m (12 lb ft). Reconnect the electrical connector to the a/c low pressure switch, and install the nut to the evaporator tube and tighten it with a 25 n.m (18 lb ft). Replace the evaporator tube by connecting it to the evaporator and fasten it using the evaporator tube nut, which is to be tightened to 16 n.m (12 lb ft). Last, but not least, evacuate and recharge system, do the leak test on the fittings of the component with the halogen leak detector (J 39400-A).

In the replacement of the accumulator, first retrieve the loss of refrigerant. It is necessary to separate the evaporator tube nut first as well as the evaporator. Secondly, remove the nut on the evaporator tube and disconnect the a/c low pressure switch's electrical connector. Loosen the compressor hose nut from the accumulator and the compressor hose afterwards. Then, unscrew the nut from the evaporator fitting, and the accumulator bracket nut from the retaining stud prior to unhooking the accumulator. Unload the accumulator from the retaining bracket bolt and the retaining bracket and dispose of the o-ring seals. For the installation, the o-ring seals should be first installed and then the retaining bracket should be fixed to the accumulator. Install tightening bolt of retaining bracket to 10 n.m ( 89lb in) then, install the accumulator and the accumulator bracket nut and tighten the nut to 9 n.m (80 lb in). Install the nut to the evaporator fitting and tighten the nut to 16 n.m (12 lb ft). Connect the compressor hose to the accumulator and tighten it using the compressor hose nut turned to 16 n.m (12 lb ft). Reconnect the electrical connector to the a/c low pressure switch, and install the nut to the evaporator tube and tighten it with a 25 n.m (18 lb ft). Replace the evaporator tube by connecting it to the evaporator and fasten it using the evaporator tube nut, which is to be tightened to 16 n.m (12 lb ft). Last, but not least, evacuate and recharge system, do the leak test on the fittings of the component with the halogen leak detector (J 39400-A).

The first procedure when replacing an accumulator requires refrigerant recovery. The procedure begins by removing electrical power from the a/c low pressure switch followed by separate removal of the accumulator and compressor hose nut and the hose from the compressor hose. Before removing the accumulator you must first take out the nut from the evaporator fitting and then remove the accumulator bracket nut from the retaining stud. The accumulator needs the replacement of retaining bracket bolt and bracket followed by o-ring seals. Begin accumulator installation through new o-ring seal application before mounting the retaining bracket to the accumulator. Fasten the retaining bracket bolt before tightening the accumulator bracket bolt to 10 n.m (89 lb in). Follow installation protocol by attaching the accumulator while tightening its major fasteners to 9 n.m (80 lb in). Bolt the nut to the evaporator fitting before securing it at 16 n.m (12 lb ft). After applying the compressor hose to the accumulator you should tighten the compressor hose nut using 16 n.m of torque (12 lb ft). The last procedure includes connecting the electrical connector to the a/c low pressure switch followed by evacuating and recharging the system and finishing with a leak test of the fittings using the halogen leak detector (J 39400-A).

To replace the accumulator, you should recover the refrigerant first. You need to remove the evaporator tube nut and the steam evaporators. Then remove the nut from the evaporator tube and disconnect the electrical connector from the a/c low pressure switch. Unscrew the compressor hose nut off the accumulator and then compressor hose. Then remove the nut (from the evaporator fitting) and the accumulative bracket nut (from retaining stud) before getting rid of the accumulator. Remove o-ring seals, bolt and retaining bracket from the accumulator. For the installation, you should install new o-ring seals, and if you replace the accumulator, add refrigerant oil to the condenser. Mount the retaining bracket onto the accumulator, fasten it with the retaining bracket bolt and tighten it with the torque of 10 n.m (89 lb in). Wrench the accumulator and accelerator bracket nut with a torque of 9 n.m (80 lb in). Next, install the nut to the evaporator fitting, tighten it 16 nm (12 lb ft), the compressor hose to the accumulator and again the compressor hose nut, tighten that to 16 n.m (12 lb ft). Reconnect the electric connector to the a/c low pressure switch and fasten the nut of the evaporator tube to 25 n.m (18 lb ft). Lastly, install the evaporator tube to the evaporator and the evaporator tube nut and tighten to 16n.m (12 lb ft). Evacuate and recharge the system, and conduct a leak test on the fittings with the halogen leak detector (J 39400-A).

The first procedure when replacing an accumulator requires refrigerant recovery. The procedure begins by removing electrical power from the a/c low pressure switch followed by separate removal of the accumulator and compressor hose nut and the hose from the compressor hose. Before removing the accumulator you must first take out the nut from the evaporator fitting and then remove the accumulator bracket nut from the retaining stud. The accumulator needs the replacement of retaining bracket bolt and bracket followed by o-ring seals. Begin accumulator installation through new o-ring seal application before mounting the retaining bracket to the accumulator. Fasten the retaining bracket bolt before tightening the accumulator bracket bolt to 10 n.m (89 lb in). Follow installation protocol by attaching the accumulator while tightening its major fasteners to 9 n.m (80 lb in). Bolt the nut to the evaporator fitting before securing it at 16 n.m (12 lb ft). After applying the compressor hose to the accumulator you should tighten the compressor hose nut using 16 n.m of torque (12 lb ft). The last procedure includes connecting the electrical connector to the a/c low pressure switch followed by evacuating and recharging the system and finishing with a leak test of the fittings using the halogen leak detector (J 39400-A).

Remove the evaporator tube nut from the evaporator, followed by the evaporator tube itself.

Attach the retaining bracket to the accumulator.

Install the nut to the evaporator tube, tightening it to 25 N.m (18 lb ft).

Tighten it to 25 N.m (18 lb ft).

Remove the evaporator tube nut from the evaporator, followed by the evaporator tube itself.

First, recover the refrigerant.

Install the compressor hose to the accumulator and the compressor hose nut, also tightening it to 16 N.m (12 lb ft).