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Date:         Tue, 13 Jul 2004 09:07:46 -0500
Reply-To:     "HOTZE, BRETT C [AG/1000]" <brett.c.hotze@MONSANTO.COM>
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From:         "HOTZE, BRETT C [AG/1000]" <brett.c.hotze@MONSANTO.COM>
Subject:      AC leaks water from the evaporator tray?
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Has anyone experienced leaking of water from the evaporator tray? The shop manual states that to remove the evaporator housing you must start from the front and work to the rear removing the  AC ducts, then brace the lower housing with a lift and lower? I have checked the drain tube by blowing from the down end through the flapper gate valve and there is no resistance (ergo clear I guess). So the question is this lift system to lower the evaporator housing... how heavy will the evaporator be? After removing the 3 bolts at the left and right side of the lower housing (also removing the plastic bolts along the rear edge) is it going to want to drop out like an anvil or what? Thoughts comment welcome...


Thanks in advance!
/Brett  90 - Carat
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