93 Caravan 3.3 A/C

Jul 02, 2004 0 Replies

I just getting prepared. My air went out the other day, maybe low of r134a, but that means there's a leak or hopefully a switch is not working. I jumpered the switch at the H-valve by the firewall and the compressor does come on, so I think that's good. But -- if it's the front evaporator, I hear it's a big job. Is it big because you need to take the front lower dash off and that's a long process or because it's difficult to do for some reason. Like I said, just trying to get all the facts in case I need to replace the evaporator.



thanks, ncs


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