Evaporator replacement how to replace and labor times?

On what? Front or rear? You will have to evacuate the AC system using a recovery machine. Most evaporator cores are labor intensive involving the entire dash assembly of the vehicle to be removed for access/replacement. Not a job for anyone who does not have mechanical experience in Ac repairs

This evaporator takes a professional technician over 15 hours of hard labor to replace. Hurray for BMW. This is planned obsolescence. They figure if they make it hard enough and expensive enough to work on eventually you'll buy another new car. How right they are. People who buy new cars don't care. They just keep buying this junk. The do it yourself type person should not attempt this proceedure. You'd be asking for big trouble.

Your Honda has a expansion valve, not an orfic tube, to remove and replace expansion valve, labor time per Mitchell labor guide is 4.5 hrs, expansion valve screw into evaporator, evaporator in under the dash in your car.

ew. You chose an expensive car to have this to happen to.

Well, the evaporator is located behind the console and dashboard, and requires a complete disassembly of the dash board area.

It's possible for one technician to do it, but the last time I saw one done was at my local a/c garage. They were working on the city's vehicle, and it was a Dodge Dakota, late model.

It had the same problem as yours, a leaky evaporator.

They had about 30 hours into it at $50 per hour. The evaporator
was cheap, but the labor to change it is not.

Good luck on this one.

600 and up the breaks are realativly easy i say check u tub for some instructional videos

Almost all of the passenger front lower dash and the evaporator box needs to be disassembled to gain acces to the heater core.Yes this is a very labor intensive job.It will take about six hours labor to accomplish this.

The heater core on this vehicle calls for roughly 5 hours of labor time and involves splitting the evaporator case assembly, if this is your first one I would definitely think about investing in a haynes repair manual for yourself, any questions please get back to me, I'M HERE TO HELP!!!

These are on of the hardest heater cores in the industry to replace. A typical garage will get between $800.00 and $1200.00 to replace, the dealer will get $1600.00 because you have to completely remove the steering column the dash, discharge the A/C system reomve the heater box, split it and replace the core. The job is so labor intensive you would be crazy not to replace the A/C evaporator at the same time. This is not a job for an amature or ever a class "B" tech. leave this one to the Pro's.

Yes I know how to replace the evaporator core. It involves getting into the passenger side dash because it is pretty much where the heater core is for the heating system

Hi...
Depend of the Work that you want to do on your car.
But the commom are A/C evaporator Core and Heater core.

This prosses is Delicated due at the Caution of the Air bags System.
And Remove the Dash to Replace the Heater Core. Take aprox. 7.5 Hours labor.
And Remove and replace the Evaporator Core. take aprox. 5.6 Hours.
It's Not nessesary remove the Dash to Replace the Evaporator.

If you Are not a Mechanic, I DON'T RECOMEND TRY TO DO THIS WORK YOURSELFT.

But if you THINK you can do.
I can GIVE TO YOU the Entire prosses to do.
But GIVE ME any EMAIL adress, to send the Info. if you want.

I hope this help on your question,
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