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Removing and installing evaporator temperature sensor > < Assembly overview - evaporator housing
Removing and installing evaporator
Removing and installing evaporator
Special tools and workshop equipment required
   
t  Air conditioner service station -VAS 6007A- or later model.
  W00-10176
t  Torque wrench -V.A.G 1331/- (5…50 Nm)
  W00-0427
t  Drip tray for workshop hoist -VAS 6208-
  W00-10228
t  Hose clamps up to 25 mm -3094-
t  Compressed air gun, commercially available.
Removing
  Note
t  The refrigerant must be extracted beforehand, e.g. with air conditioner service station -VAS 6007A-.
t  The previously used air conditioner service stations can still be used ⇒ Volkswagen Workshop Equipment catalogue.
t  To prevent the intrusion of moisture, all components of the refrigerant circuit which have been opened must be sealed with suitable plugs.
t  Releasing refrigerant into the environment is a punishable offence.
  WARNING
Danger from refrigerant escaping under pressure!
Freezing of skin and other body parts.
l  Evacuate the refrigerant and then open the refrigerant circuit immediately.
l  If more than 10 minutes have elapsed since evacuation and the coolant circuit has not been opened, evacuate the refrigerant again. Pressure builds up in the coolant circuit as a result of secondary evaporation.
–  Remove heater and air conditioner unit → Chapter.
  W00-0079
–  Dismantling evaporator housing → Chapter.
–  Remove evaporator -3- from lower part of evaporator housing -7-.
  N87-10917
Installing
Ensure proper seating of gasket -3-:
  N87-10918
Vehicles with air conditioning system
  N87-10922
Vehicles without air conditioning system
–  The remaining steps for installation are carried out in reverse order.
  N87-10923

Removing and installing evaporator temperature sensor > < Assembly overview - evaporator housing