J 39400-A Halogen Leak Detector
Note: Reposition the HVAC module rearward to access the front LH screw.
The front LH retaining tab of the recirculation housing is slotted.Note: Reposition the center console wiring harness that runs beneath the HVAC module to aide in HVAC module removal.
Caution: Refer to Fastener Caution in the Preface section.
Note: Ensure that the cut-outs on the dash-mat are properly aligned so that the drain and plumbing seals are seated directly against the cowl and the air inlet seal is seated directly against the dash-mat.
The opening in the dash-mat for the HVAC module drain should be aligned so that the drain opening in the cowl is approximately centered in the dash-mat opening; allowing ample room for the module drain seal to fully seat against the cowl.Caution: Do not force the HVAC module between upper I/P and lower I/P cross vehicle beams. Damage to the HVAC module can result.
Note: Spray a light coat of 3M™ P/N 08877 Silicone Lubricant Plus or equivalent onto the HVAC module heater cover to aid in the installation process.
Note: If necessary, gently rotate the HVAC module forward to engage the HVAC module studs through the corresponding holes on the cowl.
• | The heater core block fitting |
• | The evaporator block fitting |
• | The HVAC module drain |
• | The HVAC module studs |
Note: To prevent possible water leaks or wind/road noise from entering the vehicle passenger compartment, do not reuse the old HVAC module retaining and sealing nuts.
Note: Ensure that the evaporator drain tube is fully seated to the HVAC module.