OEM 2008 Toyota FJ Cruiser A/C Condenser

2008 Toyota FJ Cruiser Parts Questions & Experts Answers

• Q: How to remove the A/C Condenser on 2008 Toyota FJ Cruiser?

  A: The HVAC condenser replacement starts with the discharge of refrigerants from refrigeration components followed by negative cable disconnection. The first step should include removing both radiator grille and front bumper cover. The procedure to remove the discharge hose sub-assembly begins by dislodging the cooler condenser bolt and its O-ring then using vinyl tape to block passages from moisture and foreign elements. To disconnect the air conditioning tube assembly you must remove the bolt together with the O-ring while sealing both ends with vinyl tape. Begin by removing the cooler bracket through the sequence of unfastening the nut while releasing the clamp locking mechanisms. The No. 2 cooler condenser cushion requires removal by disassembling left side 2 bolts and then right side 2 bolts and nut. The last step involves removing the cooler condenser assembly by hand while removing the four bolts to prevent falling. After this step, move the condenser carefully from the vehicle without damaging the radiator or condenser.