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Information for replacing the AC evaporator on a Volvo 850, S70, V70, C70, XC70, V70R, etc. - VOTD

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In this video I share several tips on replacing the AC evaporator on a Volvo S70, 850, V70, C70 cars. The evaporator cost between $90 to $450 depending on the brand.
Evaporator PN: 9171781
Drier PN: 9187629
Dash removal: • Dash removal for noise...
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@potterg04 3 года назад

Good morning 🌄 Robert and thanks for sharing, I understand why some people would avoid tackling this repair God bless you 🙌

@RobertDIY 3 года назад

Thanks for watching

@Twobarpsi 3 года назад

Literally a mindblowing repair!! Wow!

@RobertDIY 3 года назад

it's a tough one.

@georgewashington1106 3 года назад

The vent below the evaporator lines connects to a tube that goes to the housing where the ECU and TCU are. There should be an inlet line that feeds air into the ECU housing to keep the computers cool. That incoming air then continues into the evaporator housing to provide an actual flow of air through the computer housing.

@RobertDIY 3 года назад

I'm not sure which direction the air flows. Could heat up the box to keep it from freezing.

@ProudCroatian99 3 года назад

Sometimes I dream about owning one of these 98S70’a off the showroom floor

@RobertDIY 3 года назад

LOL, Dreaming about the past, nice.

@stefanhoffmann8417 2 года назад

I would start this by removing the front seats, because it's easy and gives you much room to rotate all those dashboard parts. And you'll still have the rear seats to sit on if you like

@RobertDIY 2 года назад

interesting.

@stevecarter4129 3 года назад

Hi Robert another great informative video on a job nobody wants to attempt. I am fairly sure I will be doing this on my 1996 850 T5 soon though, after seeing how you tackle it. You used a special tool to disconnect the pipes at the fire wall. Can the job be carried out without it, if so can you advise on how to do it please? cheers

@RobertDIY 3 года назад

Huh? You can't get the $12 tools?

@bernardaflores1720 3 года назад

That vent is probably some kind of drain hole, my Jetta's has a similar hole in just about same location.

@RobertDIY 3 года назад

thanks for sharing.

@Dannymay-b6u 12 дней назад

Removing dash on Volvo 2007 v70

@RobertDIY 11 дней назад

Ouch. I haven't pulled one of those yet.

@MrQuantom 3 года назад

Is this same on P2 XC70, Robert, I think either dirt, or decayed leaves 🤔 have blocked the core, as it holds freon, but quits chilling after a 15-20 minutes travel, and doesn't drain that much water out the bottom, but I did verify that the drain tubes weren't blocked...

@RobertDIY 3 года назад

Is the compressor still running?

@MrQuantom 3 года назад

@@RobertDIY Verified NOPE... which means that the clutch needs to be < shim.. 🤔, but also the cooling fan doesn't kick on high, when A/C is on, so i have a Replacement for that coming too... but will need to pull the compressor clutch, and remove a shim?