Eclipse RS FWD L4-1997cc 2.0L DOHC MFI (1997)
7.
Shake the bottle of Mitsubishi Cooling Coil Coating well, then attach it to the assembled applicator kit as shown in the illustration.
8.
Close the passenger side air vents. Open the passenger side door. Be sure you are wearing safety goggles, a face mask (3M: 07185 is
recommended), and gloves.
9.
With the engine still idling, tan on HI speed, and the mode on recirculate, insert the applicator nozzle in through the recirculate door opening (or
on late model Galant and Eclipse with HVAC filter, through the filter opening). Spray the coating product in short bursts, with a few seconds
between each burst.
NOTE:
This procedure wets the entire air entry passage and may create a fog from the air outlet vents which will enter the passenger compartment.
This will NOT stain or harm the vehicle's interior.
Be sure to use to use goggles and breathing protection (3M: 07185). DO NOT inhale vapors.
10.
When the coating product bottle is empty, shut oft the vehicle's ignition switch. Let the vehicle sit for 30 minutes. This allows the liquid to flow
over the evaporator coil fins and case assembly, covering most of the contaminated area.
11.
After 30 minutes, again with the mode set to recirculate, fan on HI, and temperature control to maximum heat, start the engine and let it run at idle
speed for 30 minutes. Make sure the windows are open. This will dry and cure the Mitsubishi Cooling Coil Coating onto the evaporator coil.
12.
Reinstall the glove box (and HVAC filter if applicable).
13.
Reconnect the A/C clutch electrical connection (the receiver/drier pressure switch connector or the clutch connector).
