Condenser, B207
Condenser, B207 |
Important | ||
The A/C receiver and the compressor oil absorb moisture from the air, which can then not be removed. Plug all connections that are opened immediately. |
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To remove |
1. |
Put the car on a lift.
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2. |
Drain the refrigerant from the A/C system, see
Draining and filling the refrigerant
.
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3. |
Remove the
front bumper shell.
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4. |
Dismantle the right
headlamp
.
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5. |
Remove the air intake.
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6. |
Remove the right mounting of the servo pipe.
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7. |
Remove the nuts of the PAD connections.
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8. |
Dismantle the condenser's upper screws.
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9. |
Lift up the condenser from the lower support. At the same time, pull the PAD connections out of the condenser. Plug the openings.
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10. |
Carefully lower and remove the condenser.
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To fit |
1. |
Adjust the oil quantity in the A/C system. See
Filling and adjusting the compressor oil
.
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2. |
Fit new seals on the PAD connections.
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3. |
Raise the condenser into position. At the same time, attach the PAD connection to the condenser.
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4. |
Fit the condenser to the charge air cooler. Tighten the upper screws.
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5. |
Tighten the PAD connection.
Tightening torque 18 Nm (13 lbf ft) |
6. |
Fit the right mounting of the servo pipe.
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7. |
Fit the
right headlamp
.
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8. |
Fit the air intake.
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9. |
Fit the
Front bumper shell
.
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10. |
Vacuum pump and fill the A/C system with refrigerant. See
Draining and filling the refrigerant
.
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11. |
Check the performance of the A/C system. See
A/C system performance test
.
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