OEM 2003 Chevrolet Tracker A/C Condenser

2003 Chevrolet Tracker Parts Questions & Experts Answers

• Q: How to replace an A/C Condenser in a refrigeration system on 2003 Chevrolet Tracker?

  A: When replacing the condenser, first, flush out and recuperate the refrigerant by adding 20-30 ml (0.7-1.0 FL oz) of refrigeration system with refrigerant oil when adding a new condenser. Firstly, remove the front grille and the front bumper fascia, finish by taking out 2 bolts and the fascia brace. Next, get rid of 1 bolt and condenser inlet tube from condenser by capping the refrigerant espec's of not getting wet or dirty. Go at removing the condenser outlet tube , detach the condenser fan electricity connection and the refrigerant pressure sensor vision connection . Remove the 4 condenser mounting bolts and release the condenser with the fan lower from the vehicle, then unfasten the 4 nuts to remove the condenser fan on the condenser. For the installation, attach the condenser fan to the condenser and tighten them up 4 nuts, install a condenser with a fan back into the vehicle tightening it up with 4 mounting bolts with a 20 n.m (15 lb ft). Replace the o-rings lubricated with mineral base 525.viscosity refrigerant oil for the condenser fittings, attach the condenser outlet tube, and tighten the fitting to 35n.m (26 lb ft). Install the condenser inlet tube and fix it in position using the bolt torqued to 25 n.m (19 lb ft) and do the same with the condenser fan electrical connector and the refrigerant pressure sensor electrical connector. Reinstall the bumper fascia brace with 2 bolts then the front bumper fascia and the front grille. Finally, dewater and recharge the air conditioning then run the a/c system and check for leaks in refrigerant.