Rear ac removal of panel - 2006 Dodge Grand Caravan

Check fuse first. If good, remove panel and check for power at the connector.

There are 6 bolts that hold the rear trunk panel on the trunk itself: 4 behind the license plate on the outside of the trunk and two inside the trunk panel trim.
1. Remove the license place from the DeVille rear trunk panel.
2. Remove the 4 bolts located below the license plate.
3. Remove the trunk panel (felt) trim inside the trunk.
4. There is a small bolt on each side of inside trunk panel (4mm I believe). Remove them. Each will have a rubber washer on them so you'll know you are removing the correct bolt.
5. From the outside of the trunk, lift out the rear trunk panel. The license plate light (and reverse lights) are removed by turning the light assemblies counter clockwise.

i am assuming you mean heater core, you have to remove the pass rear cargo trim panel and any trim that interlocks to it as well as any connectors then the heater box and hoses from under the vehicle as well as if it has rear ac the ac system needs to be discharged first and those lines removed as well, then remove the box from the vehicle and seperate the case halves and replace the core, the reinstall in the reverse order of removal

Just remove all the screws and pull gently outward.

Hi, viewer. I guess what you mean is that your rear a/c system is not blowing air, even if rear blower set to max speed, you cant feel or hear the rear blower motor spinning. One of the most common issues for the rear a/c on gmc envoy is an inoperative auxilliary blower control module or resistor.Sad to say this component isnt easy to access. Standard servce procedures require the removal of the rear quartertrim panel and garnishes, removing the whole auxiliary hvac module. But once you have removed the quartertrim panel and the rear hvac module now uncovered, you can begin to isolate effectively every other possible cause of failure. So goodluck, then.

Sounds like the flapper valve for the rear heater/AC core is not doing its job to send the air through the AC core when called for.

Another clue of this is the fact that the air is coming out on the lower vents when it should be up high fro AC.

Have someone listen back by the fan inlet in the back usually on the right while you switch between AC and heat to see if they hear any noise or change in air flow.

Worst case is that the interior panel there has to be removed to service the assembly behind it.

the a/c fitting are under the hood. they should be along the passenger side of the motor near the fire wall. don't put any r134a with sealant in it. only pure R134A.

Remove two trim panels from just inside back window and just inside rear side door passenger side. They run down from the head liner. Remove seat belt bolt ( TORX HEAD ) also. Remove lower half of trim from just inside rear side door. You should see screws holding weel cover in place. The top under glass just lifts up slightly to remove entire cover. Just a few more screws and you can hinge the top cover of the duct and fan. You will now see the top half of the rear condenser and if you look down beside it you will see the expansion valve. This about as close as you will get to changing the valve though because the freon lines running to the condenser will be stuck so solidly you would have to destroy the lines on either side of the nut to seperate them. You cannot reach the valve without lifting the condenser from its tray and you cannot lift the condenser without removing the lines from it!!! Good luck!!!

here go to this site http://www.carstereohelp.com/stereoremovalPontiacGrandAm1StrR.htm this walks you right through your first problem.

There are 2 types of wood trim on the s-class. One is a solid piece and the other is split in the middle. Remove the ac pushbutton panel, remove the shifter trim and remove the cigar lighter insert. If it is a solid panel, then you will unscrew two screws underneath where the ac panel was and I believe that with the ac panel out of the way you can reach in and pull the radio head out. If you need to remove more, then be very careful with the wood-very costly. If it is the split wood, look for a screw on the back of the cigar lighter wood trim(you've already removed the insert, right). You need a 1/4 in. ratchet with a screwdriver bit to access. You only need to loosen it up and slip it off. With the wood out of the way, look for two hidden screws on the inside front edge of the center console wood panel-right behind the wood cover you just removed. These will have to come out as well. Once they are out, pull up gently on the front of the rear wood panel(around the shifter) and slip out, There are likely two more screws underneath this panel. Take them out to remove upper wood trim.