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2003 Dodge Dakota A/C Hose, Evaporator

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  • 1.Air Conditioner & Heater - Condenser, Compressor & Lines
    2003 Dodge Dakota Air Conditioner Diagram 1 - Thumbnail
  • 2.Air Conditioner & Heater - Evaporator & Heater Components
    2003 Dodge Dakota Air Conditioner Diagram 2 - Thumbnail
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OEM 2003 Dodge Dakota Parts for Air Conditioner

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A/C Hose, Evaporator Installation and Repair Tips for 2003 Dodge Dakota

  • Q:
    How to Replace an A/C Hose in HVAC System for Liquid Hose on 2003 Dodge Dakota?
    A:
    To replace the A/C liquid hose, disconnect the battery, recover refrigerant and remove the air filter housing. If necessary, remove the speed control servo then the liquid line at the condenser and evaporator. Install the new line, reconnect components and recharge the refrigerant system.
  • Q:
    What Safety Measures Are Essential When Servicing an Evaporator on 2003 Dodge Dakota?
    A:
    Before servicing the evaporator core, disconnect the air bag system and disconnect the battery negative cable. Wait two minutes for the capacitor to discharge. Erase the heater-A/C housing and lift out the evaporator coil and if replacing, add 60 milliliters of refrigerant oil and reassemble.
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