GM 22719427
Condenser

The first step to change a condenser involves refrigerant recovery. Cut the bolt linking the compressor requires removal to reach the condenser before you detach both assemblies from condenser. You must start by removing the Radiator assembly before extracting the condenser from its position within the Radiator. Before you connect the new condenser always apply refrigerant oil to it. Position the condenser as it faces the Radiator before securing the bolts to a torque of 89 lb in (10 N.m). After reattaching the Radiator assembly place cooling system liquid then reinstall compressor hose assembly followed by attaching the evaporator hose assembly onto the condenser. As a last step the refrigerant system requires evacuation followed by charging while the technicians use the halogen leak detector (J 39400-A) to inspect all newly replaced fittings and components.

You must recover the refrigerant before replacing the condenser. Begin by removing the bolt connecting the compressor hose assembly and situate the assembly and evaporator hose assembly apart from the condenser. Disassemble the Radiator component then retrieve the condenser unit from the Radiator housing. Place the condenser in the proper position to the Radiator before tightening its mounting bolts to 10 n.m (89 lb in). Install the Radiator assembly to the vehicle and add cooling system fluid before joining the compressor hose assembly and the evaporator hose assembly to the condenser. The ultimate procedure includes evacuating then charging the refrigerant system.

The first step to exchange the condenser requires using the halogen leak detector (J 39400-A) to recover all refrigerant. The first step removes the compressor hose assembly bolt connected to the condenser while you detach the compressor hose assembly from the condenser and also detach the evaporator hose assembly from the condenser. Start by removing the Radiator assembly followed by separate removal of the condenser from the Radiator . Install the new condenser onto the Radiator while following installation procedures and adding refrigerant oil when replacing the condenser. The Radiator assembly installation requires tight bolt fasteners set to 10 n.m (89 lb in) before reinstalling the vehicle system. The cooling system needs refilling before attaching the compressor hose assembly, evaporator hose assembly to the condenser. Completion of the process includes a refrigerant system evacuation and charging operation.