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A/C Rehab & Repair - Ford F250 7.3 Powerstroke | Max A/C Mod & Cleaning Evap Core 

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The air conditioner on my 2000 Ford F250 is lacking. In this video, we clean out the Evap core, do the Max A/C Mod and re-seal the air box. MAJOR DIFFERENCE!!
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@Fred_Durst1
@Fred_Durst1 Год назад
I may have missed it, but did you take a BEFORE temp reading? thanks again
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
THANKS FOR THE SUPER!!!! I didn't take a before reading. Really, my primary issue was airflow and cleaning out that evap core helped out a ton.
@georgesrisomsak9650
@georgesrisomsak9650 Год назад
I did this when I first bought my truck. Then I removed the refrigerant, installed propane, with a touch of air duster, and installed a smaller office tube. Flammable and crazy sounding? Yes. I don't recommend it. However, it's frosty no matter the temp outside. It could be 114, and you gotta turn it down! 😂 Makes my.lady mad sometimes as it's too cold! I know it sounds crazy, study this on Google a bit, it really works.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
I've actually seen this first hand. I had considered doing it on my 74.
@georgesrisomsak9650
@georgesrisomsak9650 Год назад
@@ProjectTimeGarage the first time hearing about it as a Ford tech I was flabbergasted. I refused to believe it until I studied the use of propane use allowed in other countries, and how great it was. Then found if you mix in a small part of 1,1,1,2-Tetrafluoroethane(air duster) performance was improved yet again over r134a. Then tuned the system with an appropriate size orifice tube and I've never felt it this cold. Feels like an old r12 system. Just be aware it's flammable, but so are the new 1234yf systems. Great video, this will surely help people with low flow and inefficient thermal transfer to the air.
@louisa1884
@louisa1884 2 года назад
You saved me days without a truck and several hundred dollars! Thanks for the informative video. It took me A couple of hours to perform the cleaning of the coil and resealing the cover. What a difference!
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Glad it helped
@wywyoilguy5012
@wywyoilguy5012 Год назад
Dude you where so jolly and such a treat to watch and listen to!! Great quality in explaining
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@ohyeawhosurpoppy
@ohyeawhosurpoppy 15 дней назад
Mine is a 01 Excursion, here we go, front and rear! Thanks for the help
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 14 дней назад
Glad to help
@makodhardie
@makodhardie Год назад
Have been putting these service mods off on my 7.3 all year! Thanks for sharing! Absolutely going to knock these out soon! -Dave, Lenoir City, TN
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Thanks for watching, Dave!
@louisschummer931
@louisschummer931 2 года назад
Going to give that evap cleaning a try on my '06. It looks pretty much the same as your unit - love that Ford changed very little sometimes over the years. The '06 Lariats come with the vac water valve already so I'm good there. Excellent vid! TK!
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Yeah, I have an '03 6.0 truck and it already has that valve too.
@lawrencecavens5760
@lawrencecavens5760 Год назад
In addition to this modification - check your condenser coils condition - a lot of the system depends on the air flow though the coil. I have a 2nd generation F250 that has a great design where someone put a house hold screen in front of the condenser before I bought the truck and road rash and bugs are kept out and wow it sure saved the entire system and my A/C runs at near 32 degrees that's {Fahrenheit}to you guys down south even on hot days where we get up to 36 degrees Celsius in 100 mile house up here in Canada - because the air flow is not abstrucked. Maybe give that a try and put a house hold screen in front of your condenser coil - but if its plugged and damaged then start again with a replacement condenser. The other thing is the input pipe to the evaporator is near the exhaust manifold and really should be covered with insulation of some sort so that the heat doesn't affect the refrigerant going to the evaporator and you get max cooling.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
That's a great suggestion. Thanks!!
@lawrencecavens5760
@lawrencecavens5760 Год назад
@@ProjectTimeGarage Well Keep cool my friend keep cool - I sure do in my 2008 Super COOL truck {LoL} to the point where I have to turn on the heat a bit...
@Kcducttaper1
@Kcducttaper1 2 года назад
Excellent video and great ingenuity! Reminds me of the farmer ingenuity that's becoming rarer and rarer. Definitely gonna have to try this on my '99!
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Thanks!! There is a major difference since the mod
@yeysongarabito8932
@yeysongarabito8932 Год назад
I took a 99 down to Guatemala when I retired last year and its pretty warm on a daily basis, definitely working on these suggestions ASAP. I've installed the riffraff filter and the PHP hydra so far....amazing improvement. Thanks for the videos bud...keep them coming.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
How are you liking the Hydra?
@yeysongarabito8932
@yeysongarabito8932 Год назад
@@ProjectTimeGarage that thing is impressive. Installation was quick and easy, and the performance is far more than what I expected. Definitely worth the recommendation.
@patrickshaw8595
@patrickshaw8595 2 года назад
It's better to drill a hole in the box near the OUTFLOW side of the evaporator and blow air through the core to try and blow the stuff stuck in the inflow side back towards the fan-hole. I like to spray Purple Power on both sides to soften the crud first - wait a while - then spray water from outlet-to-inlet, then finish with compressed air.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Thanks, that's great info!!
@user-nr9ob9xy8h
@user-nr9ob9xy8h Год назад
I’ve seen this done before on a 6.7 so I’m going to try to find it in this 7.3
@joshuaseer
@joshuaseer Год назад
I don’t think purple power safe on aluminum?
@ZPrezton
@ZPrezton 8 месяцев назад
@@joshuaseerI would use the spray cleaner they make for AC . I use it on my Rv Roof AC unit.
@richardbarkley9909
@richardbarkley9909 8 месяцев назад
YEARS ago over on the old FTE website they did this using a Ranger valve. (Not sure what application your valve is) I did this on MY L99 and Boy, it made a difference!! Back then they/we were accessing the vacuum lines behind the glovebox door. They said we could use either the RED vacuum line that would CLOSE the valve on ANY setting on the left side of the "off" setting OR the WHITE line that would only close the valve on MAX A/C. I did the RED line and honestly hardly ever use the MAX setting.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 8 месяцев назад
Yep, this is basically the same thing. Deal was that the factory vacuum routing didn't shut off the heater core flow during A/C so the "mod" added a vavle to shut off the flow of water through the heater core during Max A/C. The difference is noticable. Fun fact, my they changed the 2003 trucks to be this way from the factory. My 2003 6.0 has this exact setup from Ford.
@FatBoy7.3Powerstroke
@FatBoy7.3Powerstroke 2 года назад
Excellent Scientific Advancement! I'm bout to do the same thing, Your channel Rocks! Thanks for the great video!
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Awesome man, thanks for watching!!
@Logjam5
@Logjam5 Год назад
Good trick adding the rubber hose extension to the air line in conjunction with the angled tubing. Might do the same, thanks.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Wish I could take credit for it, but I saw it somewhere else. Makes it easy, though.
@HimanshuShekhar1
@HimanshuShekhar1 2 месяца назад
So glad I found your channel. I got a 2002 F350 7.3L and am in dire need of changing out the AC condenser, Compressor etc and get it working again. I will make sure to clean out the evaporator coil, do the heater valve mod like you showed. Thank you
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 месяца назад
Glad to help out - thanks for watching!!
@Bwanar1
@Bwanar1 2 года назад
Just replace your Evap core. It's not that big or expensive a job, and they will eventually start leaking on you anyway. Helps a lot with flow. Glad I did mine awhile back. Now I have pretty much a completely new system.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
If it comes down to it, I will, but this was way too quick and easy not to do.
@runeslandkniveswoodworking7903
@runeslandkniveswoodworking7903 2 года назад
Absolutely helped my F250 v10 with its ac issues. Subscribed….. appreciate the video.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Awesome, thank you!
@bellstevenp
@bellstevenp 3 года назад
So glad I found your channel, very clear and concise! I have a 2000 F250 and plan to do many of the upgrades (mods) you do. One thing on the AC video, you say you washed off the heater core with a water hose but you didn't show this. If this can be done where does the water drain. Thanks
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 3 года назад
Welcome aboard!! Yeah, I thought I had footage of the wash process, but I didn't. The water drains out of the air box using a factory supplied hole - the same one that your A/C leaks from during normal operation.
@bellstevenp
@bellstevenp 3 года назад
@@ProjectTimeGarage Thanks for getting back! I looked under my dash and found there was already a tee connection with a vacuum line going through the firewall. Traced it to a valve spliced in one of the heater hoses that was open with heat and regular ac but would shut on max. Only blocks water going to heater core, no return.. Guess only thing left is to clean the heater core. I would send a picture if I knew how. Have a great weekend
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
@@bellstevenp Cool, so someone already did it on yours. This is how the 2003 and later trucks were from the factory. I have a 03 6.0 and it came that way new.
@the_wandering_brute
@the_wandering_brute 2 года назад
Awesome video. Been wanting to clean my evap core, definitely going to try this first.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Should make a huge difference.
@ursadc7
@ursadc7 10 месяцев назад
Badass video man! This helped me out on my own truck for sure, appreciate this video!
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 10 месяцев назад
Glad to hear it!
@bee4472
@bee4472 2 месяца назад
I’m just going to put two ball valves in, turn one to block heater core, the other to circulate. $25. It’s what c3 corvettes came out with
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 месяца назад
That will work fine I'm sure. This solution is about $9 more expensive.
@kylestuppy5908
@kylestuppy5908 Месяц назад
Doin this mod my self on my 2001 thanks for the info dude
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Месяц назад
Glad to help!
@johnloucks6176
@johnloucks6176 2 года назад
Thanks for this video, my air has been cool then warm then cool . Recharged the coolant with the same result BUT I keep hearing the max air door open and close , I know this now after your video, so I will be looking into the vac hose for leaks.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
If your truck is pre 2003, then it doesn't have the valve that shuts off the heater core during Max A/C, but my 2003 F350 had it from the factory.
@dirtyminerapparel
@dirtyminerapparel 2 года назад
You just helped me. I did the fan and the speed controller and my next item was the evap. Didn’t even think to check the panel inside for air leaks. For sure I’m doing the bypass too.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Awesome, hope it helps yours out!
@dirtcurt1
@dirtcurt1 2 месяца назад
at 11:51 you can see the holes in the hinge that will allow you to access the bottom two screws that are pretty tough to get to without using the holes. 1/4 " extension will fit.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 месяца назад
Ah, great info - thanks!!
@dirtcurt1
@dirtcurt1 Месяц назад
Thank you for the mod. It works great and looks factory. I actually carefully hot knifed a slit in the firewall grommet where the black vacuum line enters by the max valve. I was able to use a fish and run the line parallel to the ground strap on top of the HVAC box. While I was doing this I hosed out the evaporator. My system used to get colder at slower speeds and after cleaning and the mod it gets very cold at speed. Thanks!
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Месяц назад
@@dirtcurt1 Awesome!
@Soladaddy
@Soladaddy 2 года назад
Excellent video. I'm chasing a musty and humid smell that just started. Seems to be draining so the evap coil is the next suspect.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
I'll bet that's the source. It's fairly easy to clean out the evap core and surrounding area. That should help a lot.
@DumbCarGuy
@DumbCarGuy 12 дней назад
I'm doing this this weekend. Thanks for the great video. But you forgot to show us the blown out and finished condenser. But thats ok.
@SLOTAO
@SLOTAO 3 года назад
I am learning a lot of great 7.3 tips from your videos. Keep it up!
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 3 года назад
Thanks, will do!
@lesterbrown6307
@lesterbrown6307 2 года назад
Great video I just traded my uncle my gmc 06 pickup for his 07 6.0 diesel because he is to old to have it and ac doesn’t hardly blow I’m going to try your deal before I bring it to a ac tech thanks again for your time
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Hope it works out for you!!
@blaneedwards2177
@blaneedwards2177 2 года назад
Worked great for my 7.3 thanks for the mod video
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Good to hear
@percynorris2498
@percynorris2498 11 месяцев назад
The best video I seen so far thank you
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 11 месяцев назад
Glad to help!
@eduardoalberto263
@eduardoalberto263 Год назад
Awesome video man. Very well explained! This video helped out me a lot!
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Awesome, thank you!
@williamolliges2622
@williamolliges2622 Год назад
Well hell. I thought something was wrong. . . When the compressor and coolant tested good, I thought I was losing my mind.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
That's what I went through myself - never got my mind back, though.
@briendraper4818
@briendraper4818 27 дней назад
Heck, I was hoping that this would be an easy day. Hell no, better be ready to work all day if not all weekend. 😮
@LemonySnicket-EUC
@LemonySnicket-EUC 3 месяца назад
I did this and had pretty good luck with a brush that had a good angle to it. I also did use some hose and a blow gun plus a vacuum cleaner. I used an inspection mirror to monitor my progress. It definitely helped my airflow. I've been using a special environmentally friendly freon that mixes with just about anything. An 8 ounce can was equal to 21oz of 134a. It's worked flawlessly for over 15 years and blows extremely cold. Now it blows way better. Thanks for your video. It made my day. I do need to get a new AC wiring harness though as mine is very brittle and has lots of electrical tape bandaids keeping the shorts at bay. Where can we get this wiring harness ? Make it from scratch with connectors with pigtails?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 3 месяца назад
Yeah, for most of that stuff, I just make it one-off. I'm sure a dealer somewhere carries it, but sometimes it's just easier to make it.
@floydwilliams3321
@floydwilliams3321 2 года назад
That’s good information I’ve got the same problem with my truck going to look into it thanks
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Glad to help
@mikepalmer6713
@mikepalmer6713 2 года назад
Thank you for the video, got the mod done and it works amazingly.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Great to hear!
@dirtcurt1
@dirtcurt1 Месяц назад
I looked at my 2006 and the factory already did the mod. I could also tell the 2006 was factory modded because the cold is the same as my modded 2000.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Месяц назад
Yes, this was done in 2003 from the factory. Earlier trucks need this done.
@Keith80027
@Keith80027 22 дня назад
I do this to my truck. Did you use the hose and where did the water go? Out the bottom drain? I will try a vacuum inside first to suck as much stuff out before using compressed air. Glad it made a difference.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 14 дней назад
Yeah, I just let it all drain out the condensation tube.
@TradesmanOutdoorAdventures
@TradesmanOutdoorAdventures Год назад
Going to give this a try on my new (to me) ‘99 F250!
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Really helped mine. Hope yours helps too!
@RunningAPaint
@RunningAPaint Год назад
thanks, think I'll be doing this for my 2001 f250 SD
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Good luck. You got this!!
@billmalec
@billmalec 3 года назад
Thank you. Will hit this this weekend.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Good luck!
@buchananshane
@buchananshane 3 года назад
Great video, I will be doing this on my 2002 f-250.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 3 года назад
Thanks! Good luck, it's well worth it.
@Fred_Durst1
@Fred_Durst1 Год назад
question where exactly is the fresh air intake for the AC? it doesnt appear obvious without taking the cowling off. thanks
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
I believe it is under the wiper cowl.
@iroquoispliskin4347
@iroquoispliskin4347 2 года назад
extreamly helpful
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Thank you!!
@tribaluce1832
@tribaluce1832 3 года назад
I can’t work to do this🤙🏽thank you so much for this video🙏🏽my truck needs this badly😅 99f250 crew cab 4wd
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 3 года назад
It makes a HUGE difference. Let us know how it works out for you.
@rachelbledsoe4954
@rachelbledsoe4954 Месяц назад
Awesome video sir I will be doing this
@joseluisgrajeda7188
@joseluisgrajeda7188 Год назад
Thank you it helps me a lot
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Glad to help!
@williamcarballo6658
@williamcarballo6658 Год назад
Thank you I save couple dollars I did it by myself
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Good deal. Always nice to save some $$$
@captainbob1742
@captainbob1742 Месяц назад
Could you blow out the evaporator from inside the cab? Great video! Thanks!
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Месяц назад
I couldn't access it because the heater core was in the way.
@susantobias8756
@susantobias8756 2 года назад
HI, we have been going through our ac on our 1999 f250 7.3. Appreciate your mod info which we may be attempting. We have gotten the unit working but the bowl that houses the blower fan is not draining and darn if we can find where the tube drains to the outside to try and clear it, even after trying to clear off the road grime. Would you possibly be able to give us an idea where to look more precisely than the info that I have been able to find: through the firewall near the passengers side wheel well? Love your channel that you for all of the information that you share. We are new to owning a diesel so the channel has been a big boost in our learning curve. Thank you
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
The drain is on the lower passenger side of the firewall, in engine compartment. It's tough to see, but it's there. Usually a coathanger or a stiff piece of wire will do the job of unclogging it.
@brentrlarson4153
@brentrlarson4153 2 года назад
Instead of blowing it out could I make a nozzle for shop vac and suck that mess out ?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
I'm sure you could. My problem was not being able to access all of the core. I had to settle for "most of it".
@johnarnold5739
@johnarnold5739 Год назад
I'm gonna have to try this, my 99 7.3 if it isn't on max you might as well not have it on and recently after a 2 hour drive on a 100 degree day about an hour and a half in it would start blowing warm air for a few minutes then switch back to cool very annoyed about it.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Yeah, on 100 degree days it's a must.
@Oyerandterminer
@Oyerandterminer Год назад
Thank you
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
You're welcome
@juanmauricio8705
@juanmauricio8705 2 года назад
Just subscribed to your channel. You have great content. 😎🤙
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Welcome aboard!
@JRMny-nl4ut
@JRMny-nl4ut 3 года назад
Wow, cool!
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 3 года назад
Yep it is finally cool! 😂
@JRMny-nl4ut
@JRMny-nl4ut 3 года назад
@@ProjectTimeGarage Hahaha, good one.
@tenguestay
@tenguestay Год назад
Thank you so much
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
You're most welcome
@cornpop9691
@cornpop9691 2 года назад
Of the two things you did which one do you think did the most good?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Man, it's a toss up for sure. On the one hand, hot air from the heater core gets mixed in with the Air Conditioning, then my Evap core was clogged pretty bad - I had almost no airflow out of the vents. I guess I would say washing out the core probably made the most difference.
@cornpop9691
@cornpop9691 2 года назад
Thanks for the fast reply. Good stuff on your channel.
@LemonySnicket-EUC
@LemonySnicket-EUC 3 месяца назад
I just used that foil tape that they use on A/C duct work to stop the airflow on the cover of the heater core for now.
@sallyszpak5422
@sallyszpak5422 3 года назад
Thanks for the great video.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 3 года назад
Thanks Sally!!
@Fred_Durst1
@Fred_Durst1 Год назад
excellent vid and info thanks sir
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
My pleasure
@majsharps
@majsharps 3 месяца назад
Appreciate the very helpful videos on the 7.3. My 1999 F-350 A/C blows ice cold but randomly shuts off and blows warm air. If I turn off and let it sit for 2-3 mins it usually will blow cold again… sometimes it’ll work all day without issue and other times only 2 mins. Could this be a vacuum issue?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 3 месяца назад
Could be freezing up the evap core. That ususally happens when you're low on refrigerant.
@brianblithe2271
@brianblithe2271 10 месяцев назад
I have 2003 ford f20 5.4 GAS, did this diesel truck have a blower resistor ? think i barely see the connector there. If your talking the EVAP. I think you should have taken out the blower resistor off first and used that hole to spray anything on the evaporator. The blower resistor is usually pretty rusty to begin with, any more water or whatever could melt it or corrode it even more, which can lead to connector and blower motor fail, LATA.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 9 месяцев назад
Yes there is a resistor. I chose not to go that deep into mine and I'm glad I didn't. It's been 2 years since I did this video and my AC is freezing cold and there's tons of airflow.
@brianblithe2271
@brianblithe2271 9 месяцев назад
@@ProjectTimeGarage as long as it worked out, the resistor being damaged can damage the connector and the blower motor which is a bad thing and costly but it worked, wow good for you.
@ArnesenHans
@ArnesenHans Год назад
Thanks. Curious why you didn't blow out the evaporator core from inside the truck when you had the cover off...
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Best I can remember, you can only see the heater core from the inside. I'm thinking the evap core is behind it, but then again, I'm old and that was almost a year ago, so I may be wrong.
@CHRIS_NYC
@CHRIS_NYC Год назад
Just watched the video myself, he never exposed the evap core under the hood, just removed the blower and blew out the crap with air. I actually just replaced mine since everything else was replaced. He did expose the heater core behind the glove box and that's what he sealed up with weather stripping. (Think you're mistaken that for the evap)
@Scott-un6qt
@Scott-un6qt Год назад
I have a 2001 f250 7.3 and already have the max air mod down which helps when on Max AC, i also have washed Cleaned/washed out the evaporater coil. The air just doesn't blow cold with normal AC on. What temps are you seeing with normal AC on?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Normal A/C is in the mid-60's. Max A/C is in the mid-40's. That's measured at the center vent, on low fan with all other vents closed.
@gazbiz1
@gazbiz1 2 года назад
Hi, I have a 2002 F250 V10, AC is very cold on warm days but if its really hot or I am towing in hot weather the fan blows warm air, If i switch it off for a while while driving and turn it back on its cold for a while then warm again, is it freezing up ? Thanks Gary
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Probably so.
@jonathannoyola60
@jonathannoyola60 2 года назад
Great video thanks
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@tommybikes717
@tommybikes717 4 месяца назад
Great video thank you so much for the information. Quick question does the 2003 F350. 7.3 L powerstroke have a cabin air filter ??
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 3 месяца назад
They don't. Wish they did though.
@hondaxl250k0
@hondaxl250k0 Год назад
Just paid about 30$ for the valve at Oreillys
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Cool, was your Motorcraft or another brand?
@hondaxl250k0
@hondaxl250k0 Год назад
Ok. On my 97. That actuator is not only max ac. But normal and vent. Also the actuator by the fan blower is your vent door. Dose the same thing on the same settings. Why go through the fire wall when you can go right there about 6 in away??
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Just did a direct copy of how my 03 was from the factory.
@hondaxl250k0
@hondaxl250k0 Год назад
@@ProjectTimeGarage that’s cool I was just wondering.. I did some looking to see if there was a closer available tap. Sure enough rite there lol
@NCCountryBoy
@NCCountryBoy 2 года назад
Wonder if the core cleaner you use for your home ac would help clean these
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Not sure. Only thing I would worry about is seals/gaskets. Some of the evap cleaner has a lot of acid in it, I think.
@NCCountryBoy
@NCCountryBoy 2 года назад
@@ProjectTimeGarage very true, I have a 05 6.0 and the ac is less than amazing especially in the North Carolina humidity.
@enzogaibisso9691
@enzogaibisso9691 Год назад
Awesome video man, I’m doing it to my 7.3 E 350 van. At night my vent temperature is 25 . I also have a 6.0. Do you know if the 6.0 comes with it from the factory or do I need to do the mod?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
I believe Ford implemented this change for the 2003 model year.
@enzogaibisso9691
@enzogaibisso9691 Год назад
@@ProjectTimeGarage thanks
@theclown2393
@theclown2393 Год назад
If my 2000 ford f350 7.3 powerstroke AC goes out, do I need to replace the whole system since they no longer use freon or can they still use the current ac unit and ad the new standards substance?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
You can still buy the R134a refrigerant at any local parts store. It will probably be available for many many decades.
@A.C.71
@A.C.71 Год назад
Does all this also pertain to a 2002 f250 7.3 ?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
I think it does. Ford made the modification themselves at some point, I'm thinking it was the 2003 model year. I say that because I have an '03 and it's had this since day 1 from the dealership. Looks like they changed a lot of stuff for the 03 model year, I assumed that was one of the modifications.
@jp91484
@jp91484 3 года назад
Great editing and content good job
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 3 года назад
I appreciate it!
@dillonwiygul4997
@dillonwiygul4997 Год назад
Did you end up spraying water through it also? If so did it all drain out properly?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
I did spray it gently with the garden hose. Water drained out through the factory provided A/C condensation drain port. Just make sure it's not plugged up with crud first.
@coj5478
@coj5478 2 года назад
Sir thank you for this video. When u spray cleaner and water in there will it all drain out of the condensation line?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Yes, it sure will.
@bobbybass7518
@bobbybass7518 2 года назад
Stupid question. Did it help your air flow a little as well mine blows cold but only feel it about a foot from the vent makes it rough to drive daily lol
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Oh manz it made ALL the difference in mine. Night and day for sure.
@bobbybass7518
@bobbybass7518 2 года назад
@@ProjectTimeGarage sweet imma try and do it this weekend. What size vacuum line did you use?
@CHRIS_NYC
@CHRIS_NYC Год назад
I just did this job and the previous owner had the hoses from the water pump and passenger head switched at the core opposite of the way u have it in the video. Smh. Does that matter? And The part of the valve w the arrow is coming from the top of the water pump.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
I don't think it really matters.
@CHRIS_NYC
@CHRIS_NYC Год назад
@@ProjectTimeGaragethanks for the response. so I checked the arrow ➡ etched into the inlet of the valve and my water pump hose is going to it so the flow is correct. I feel a lot better. Works great also. Big difference
@yeysongarabito610
@yeysongarabito610 2 года назад
Hello. Great video. Thank you!. Couple of questions. This valve seems to be out of stock at Amazon, what other valve would you recommend? brand and perhaps, part number. What tuner would you recommend for my 99 F250, automatic, 4x4. There seem to be a bunch of options, all with different reviews. I am looking for better shifting, maybe better performance and readings would help. I almost never tow with it. Thanks again.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Here's another link: amzn.to/3Qt96CG These are the only ones I actually recommend. These are genuine Ford parts and were standard on the 2003 and newer trucks. On the tuner, the only one I've ever used on the 7.3 engines is the PHP Hydra. Have a look at Full Force Diesel's website. They carry pretty much all of them, but the Hydra is where I'm staying personally.
@cacheanglin6849
@cacheanglin6849 Год назад
Where does the water go after you rinse the evap core? do you have to use a wet vac or does it drain by itself?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
It drains out the same hole that the A/C system drips from.
@cacheanglin6849
@cacheanglin6849 Год назад
@ProjectTimeGarage i did it last thursday and man was it plugged up. Hitting mid 40s now!!! Thank you
@billdarling2629
@billdarling2629 2 года назад
Great video. Very helpful. I have to wonder though if the process would have been better/easier if you left the interior cover off the unit before taking off the fan/blower. That way you could have put a wet/dry vacuum cleaner hose where the fan was and used the compressed air from INSIDE the cab to blow the dirt, etc. towards the vacuum cleaner hose. Seems like it would be a much, MUCH better way to unclog the nooks and crannies -- without making a mess. Would also probably make water optional.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Great point!
@billbaker3300
@billbaker3300 2 года назад
Bill Darling, I need some help please. What interior cover are you refering to that can be removed and air blown through and dirt collected by a vacuum put where the fan motor sits? The cover discussed in the video is the Heater Core cover. What am I missing? Thanks!
@billdarling2629
@billdarling2629 2 года назад
@@billbaker3300 Oops. I misunderstood what I was seeing / hearing in the video. My proposed change to his process would have cleaned the heater core, not the A/C evap core. thanks for asking - I haven't gone through the process on my truck yet and I would have missed the opportunity to actually clean the A/C evap core if you hadn't asked.
@billbaker3300
@billbaker3300 2 года назад
@@billdarling2629 Me either. My symptoms is that I get cold air blowing in the cab only when driving at speed, however, no cold air blows when parked. Do you think cleaning the evap filter will help my truck? Project time garage, can you help regarding my 2000 f250's symptoms? Thanks, Bill
@billdarling2629
@billdarling2629 2 года назад
@@billbaker3300 are you sure your fan is working? one way to test it is to see if you get the same results with the heater. they both use the same fan. If the fan works fine with the heater but doesn't (seem to) work with the A/C, it might be an electrical problem. in either case, I don't see how cleaning the evap coil will resolve your problem. BTW, if your A/C doesn't work at all when on "max A/C" -- even when driving at speed -- that would confirm your fan isn't working while your A/C is on.
@nicholasneri1814
@nicholasneri1814 Год назад
Hey just wondering what size weather stripping was it 1/4 in and what size vacuum like and what fittings when moving I threw out my extra stuff I had it all to Tia
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
The weatherstripping was some junk I had in my collection. I'm sure it came from Home Depot. All the lines/fittings were 1/4"
@wolfwowitz
@wolfwowitz Год назад
Where does the condensation drain from? Mine will cool off pretty good then get hot. Will work for the first 5 minutes then won't work at all.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
There is a drain in the bottom of the air box. It leads to the outside, kinda behind the front pass tire way down on the firewall.
@wolfwowitz
@wolfwowitz Год назад
I just did what you did on the video. But I also replaced the resistor. Mine only had one speed now it has all 4. But now my blower motor vibrates the truck so hard. Also think I need to recharge the a/c as well
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
@@wolfwowitz Pull that blower motor/fan out. It may have junk caked on it making it out of balance. I think you can just buy the fan itself too, without having to buy the motor.
@tobywilliams4614
@tobywilliams4614 Год назад
What is the refrigerant charge amount on these? Anyone? I have a 99 and 32oz gets me about 58 going down the road with 100deg weather. Cool but it won’t freeze you out. I have a complete brand new everything system also.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Not sure on actual charge, but 32oz is probably pretty close. I usually go by the low-side pressures based on ambient temp to get one dialed in.
@croneous
@croneous 3 года назад
I have something weird going on with my 2000 f250 ac works fine when started then after a while usually when truck is turned on and off shortly after runny the ac for a while the mode switch doesn't work and defaults to windshield vents. Blend door actuator maybe?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 3 года назад
Auto locking hubs or manual?
@croneous
@croneous 3 года назад
@@ProjectTimeGarage I'm using manual
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 3 года назад
@@croneous I ask because the original hubs used vacuum to engage. If that line gets unhooked or cracked, it'll cause that same issue. Been there.
@croneous
@croneous 3 года назад
@@ProjectTimeGarage hmm maybe I'll give that line a check thank you!
@tclott316
@tclott316 3 года назад
@@croneous check those vacuum lines and reservoir. And definitely make sure the pump is actually actuating.
@Oldrigpower1
@Oldrigpower1 4 месяца назад
Does this work on 3gen dodge Cummins
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 3 месяца назад
Not sure.
@buddyluv5
@buddyluv5 2 года назад
Mine is blowing out the defroster now ? After I installed this
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
The vacuum hose must be open to atmosphere somewhere.
@johrobin8597
@johrobin8597 Год назад
Does it matter what side u put the lines
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Don't think so.
@buddyluv5
@buddyluv5 2 года назад
I plugged the hose to the valve and still same results? My air pump runs doesn't turn off so is that a leak?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
My pump runs all the time too on both my trucks. Normal.
@LemonySnicket-EUC
@LemonySnicket-EUC 3 месяца назад
My air pump definitely cycles on and off to replenish the vacuum reservoir. If it runs constantly there is a leak. Been there done that.
@whatifyourwrong9153
@whatifyourwrong9153 2 года назад
Does the orientation of the lines in relation to the valve matter?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
I believe so.
@mattbinda4225
@mattbinda4225 Год назад
where would I get the vaccum line and t fitting?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
Any auto parts store would have this for cheap.
@TheJharp515
@TheJharp515 Год назад
What kind of truck is it.?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage Год назад
2000 Ford F250
@johnnypalmer8161
@johnnypalmer8161 10 месяцев назад
Hello!! I did this conversion, however, I started having problems with pressure. Now my defrost barely blows on the drivers side, and will not push heat on the passenger side. When I disconnect the T-valve under the dash, I feel nothing. It doesn't suck or blow. My vaccum pump however does work, as I have disconnected the right tube when looking at it from the top, standing on the passenger side of vehicle. I don't know what to do but remove the conversion for sake of pressuring? All online info only pertains to defrost on, I cannot find any information on defrost minimally working. Also, if there was a leak on a line somewhere wouldn't the pump stay activated because it cannot reach 15psi? I'm lost...send help.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 9 месяцев назад
There has to be a vacuum leak somewhere. Take a length of hose and go from the vacuum pump to the inside of the truck. See if you can make things work that way as a test.
@MegaRiffraff
@MegaRiffraff 2 года назад
👍🏻
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Thanks!
@thezackdragoo
@thezackdragoo 2 года назад
How did you get the panel to slide back on the heater core ? I was able to remove it fine, for whatever reason I’m struggling to get that tab to slide over the bracket
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Yeah, it was a MOTHER to get back on. I tried like ten times, then like the next time, it just popped right back on, no problem.
@tanyapritchard8247
@tanyapritchard8247 2 года назад
Question will this also work on a 2008 6.4 - both cleaning and adding the water control value- sorry another question how did you get the shop vacuum hose in did you go in the air vent itself? Thanks for all ur support
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
Not sure on the newer trucks, but I *think* they all had the correct water control valve from the factory - My 2003 had it, so I assume they started doing it sometime after 2000, since my 2000 didn't have it from the factory. Getting the shop vac in there was done from the outside, under the hood. I took the blower motor out and did the best I could to reach back there with a tiny hose and suck it all out.
@LemonySnicket-EUC
@LemonySnicket-EUC 3 месяца назад
​@@ProjectTimeGaragemy 2002 PSD doesn't have it so it's on my list as well.
@jaymason5606
@jaymason5606 2 года назад
Will this also work on a 2004 6.0 powerstroke?
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
The 2004 shouldn't need the valve modification because Ford did it from the factory starting in 2003 or so. But, cleaning the core should be the same.
@gazbiz1
@gazbiz1 4 месяца назад
Hi, good video......my A/C is nice and cold but when its really hot it blows warm, if i switch it off for 10 mins and put back on its cold again, any ideas would be appreciated........Gary
@LemonySnicket-EUC
@LemonySnicket-EUC 3 месяца назад
Check your high and low pressure sensors as well as the a/c wiring for cracks and shorts in the wiring.
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 месяца назад
I'll also add that if you're low on refrigerant, it will cause the evap core to freeze over, resulting in no airflow across the fins which means low airflow and lukewarm air - when you turn the system off for a few minutes the ice melts and you're back to cold air until the cycle repeats.
@brentrlarson4153
@brentrlarson4153 2 года назад
Ok I tried your jumper to get the compressor to cycle it worked I got a can in it but I heard a hissing coming from in front of radiator that ac looking radiator had a hole rubbed in it from a cooler in front of it. Help lol
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
That would be your condenser. Time for a new condenser and some o-rings. Junkyard is your friend.
@buddyluv5
@buddyluv5 2 года назад
It blows on ac but when I turn to max ac it goes to defrost??
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
So, what's happening here is that when you turn it to MAX, it sends vacuum to the new valve you installed. Either the valve's internal vacuum diaphram is bad, or the hose has a hole in it somewhere. Reason being is that the Defrost setting is the default setting if the system loses vacuum. That tells me that you turn to MAX and the hose is sucking air rather than pulling the heater valve closed.
@buddyluv5
@buddyluv5 2 года назад
I checked for vacuum leaks it holds vacumnn and brand new hose from the diverter valve so I'm guessing it's the valve then . Thanks a lot
@ProjectTimeGarage
@ProjectTimeGarage 2 года назад
@@buddyluv5 Very likely. Oh, so the hose does have vacuum at the valve? Yeah, that sounds like a bad valve.
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