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Genuine Honda Del Sol Evaporator
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Honda Del Sol Evaporator
Honda Del Sol Evaporator provides crisp cabin air with the ability to absorb the heat and humidity from the incoming air stream. Tucked under the dash in a box next to the heater core, this aluminum Evaporator grid of tubes and fins allows liquid refrigerant to boil into a vapor, a change in state that draws energy out of the warm air in the cabin and makes every drive cooler. As the air is blown across the Evaporator by the fan, heat is transferred into the refrigerant while moisture is condensed, meaning that the component is a dual dehumidifier, draining water to the exterior and preventing foggy windows. Honda engineering also ensures the Evaporator drains freely to reduce corrosion. Over the years, the Del Sol stuck to one basic aluminum Evaporator style and favored efficiency and light weight, thus the differences between model years pertain more to little mounting points than to the method of cooling. Every Honda model year of the Del Sol maintains this trusted Evaporator design to keep Honda reliability high so your Del Sol cabin stays chill even on the hot afternoons.
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Honda Del Sol Evaporator Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install an air conditioning evaporator in the Honda Del Sol?A:Have the air conditioning system discharged by a dealer service department or automotive air conditioning repair facility. Disconnect the cable from the negative battery terminal. Disable the airbag, if equipped. Caution: If the radio in your vehicle is equipped with an anti-theft system, make sure you have the correct activation code before disconnecting the battery. Disconnect the receiver line and suction line from the evaporator. Plug both lines to prevent the entry of contaminants and moisture into the air conditioning system. Remove the glovebox and the glovebox frame. Disconnect the connector from the air conditioning Thermostat and remove the wiring harness clips from the evaporator housing. Remove the evaporator unit retaining screws and nuts, pull the evaporator unit out far enough to disconnect the drain hose and remove the unit from the vehicle. Remove the screws and clips retaining the evaporator case halves together, remove the air conditioning thermostat and separate the housing. Remove the evaporator core from the housing and remove the expansion valve, if necessary. Installation is the reverse of removal. Have the system evacuated, charged and leak tested by a dealer service department or automotive air conditioning repair facility. If a new evaporator was installed, add 1-1/2-ounces of refrigerant oil.
