OEM Jeep Commander Evaporator

Jeep Commander Evaporator Parts and Q&A

• Evaporator Core, Front
  5143096AC
  Q: How Should the Evaporator Be Installed and Serviced to Ensure Proper A/C System Functionality on Jeep Commander?

  A:

  Setting the oil to the correct level is necessary in A/C refrigerant service to protect the compressor from damage. In case you are replacing many elements in your unit, check the chart titled Refrigerant Oil Capacities to know how much oil to use. For just replacing the A/C evaporator, add only 60 milliliters (2 fluid ounce) of the ready refrigerant oil to the system. Whenever a refrigerant line is opened, remember to change both the O-ring seals and gaskets to stop leaks. First, place the insulator on the A/C evaporator and make sure to change any bent or torn seals. After that, position the rubber seal against the bottom part of the HVAC housing and replace any damaged seals. Install the evaporator part A/C in the lower portion of the HVAC housing, confirming the drain is unblocked and the insulator and seal are exactly where they should be. Set up and connect the HVAC housing and when the compressor's evaporator was replaced, install the specifc oil for the system.
• Evaporator Core
  68057726AA
  Q: How to Remove the Front Evaporator in an A/C System on Jeep Commander?

  A:

  First, remove the HVAC housing in order to get the front A/C evaporator out. The next step and this depends on the model of your car, is to disassemble the HVAC housing as necessary to expose the A/C evaporator. Remove the rubber seal and raise the A/C evaporator and insulator out of the bottom half of the HVAC housing working carefully, not to let the climate control air deflector fall or be damaged. The rubber seal from the lower half of the HVAC housing will need to be removed if it is necessary to remove it, but only if it had been deformed or damaged. Also, if desired, take the insulator off the A/C evaporator and replace it if it is deformed or damaged.