Man all I can say is I appreciate you and your knowledge. It only cost me about 300 bucks after parts and tools I didn’t already have. I can only imagine what a shop would have charged. Thank you bud.
My 3/8 drive swivel 10mm wouldn't fit so I had to use a 10mm gear wrench everything else worked out perfect. Thanks for the video it helped me out alot.
Had the same truck come in yesterday shop sold the job book time was 5.5 hours I had 3 hours left before time to clock out? Now they are asking me if I can get it done before I leave customer needs their vehicle today? Told them not sure never had to do a condenser on this year/model before, but from the 5.5 hours labor time have to take the entire front end off add evacuate & charge the system back with refrigerant it may take till the next day to complete? Have to thank you Richie glad I decided to check out this video before tearing into it the entire process start to finish including evac/charge just under 2 hours! Thanks brother! 👍🏻
The bolt behind the washer revivor is a royal PITA, why they could not have engineered the bolts to fasten down from the top is beyond me! Removing the metal shelf that the airbox sits on helps a lot and the welds on the new condenser sure dont let those plastic ends snap on very well.
You should especially if it’s been open to the atmosphere for a long period of time but if it’s your car your vehicle you don’t have to remember it just might not be as cold as it should and start a vacuum off, so lemonade any contaminants in the system
Thank you so much for the vid! Had a customer who had a mysterious AC leak and the condenser weld was busted. Made easy work of it!
Man all I can say is I appreciate you and your knowledge. It only cost me about 300 bucks after parts and tools I didn’t already have. I can only imagine what a shop would have charged. Thank you bud.
$1900
I wasn't sure if I could do this...but after watching this great tutorial...I think I can!
Yes you can
My 3/8 drive swivel 10mm wouldn't fit so I had to use a 10mm gear wrench everything else worked out perfect. Thanks for the video it helped me out alot.
Great video, walked me right through it! 👍
Had the same truck come in yesterday shop sold the job book time was 5.5 hours I had 3 hours left before time to clock out? Now they are asking me if I can get it done before I leave customer needs their vehicle today? Told them not sure never had to do a condenser on this year/model before, but from the 5.5 hours labor time have to take the entire front end off add evacuate & charge the system back with refrigerant it may take till the next day to complete? Have to thank you Richie glad I decided to check out this video before tearing into it the entire process start to finish including evac/charge just under 2 hours! Thanks brother! 👍🏻
That’s awesome that’s what it’s all about just need more good jobs like that
Not sure where in the world you are that the book time is 5.5 hrs for this...?? my book says it's 2.2 plus Evac and recharge...
a real pro thank's man,nice video ,i'll go change mine now!!!😎
Cool thanks
The bolt behind the washer revivor is a royal PITA, why they could not have engineered the bolts to fasten down from the top is beyond me! Removing the metal shelf that the airbox sits on helps a lot and the welds on the new condenser sure dont let those plastic ends snap on very well.
Where is the orifice tube located?
2016 gmc Denali 1500
@@djanthonyv2910 before the dryer between high and low side
What size and how many orings are needed?
Do you have to vacuum it ?
You should especially if it’s been open to the atmosphere for a long period of time but if it’s your car your vehicle you don’t have to remember it just might not be as cold as it should and start a vacuum off, so lemonade any contaminants in the system
@@richierock1300 alright thanks boss im thinkin of just taking it to a shop so they can vacuum it
I hate new vehicles “step one uh, take out your whole engine compartment”