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Genuine Pontiac G6 A/C Condenser
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Pontiac G6 A/C Condenser
In the Pontiac G6 A/C Condenser, some of the works as a heat exchanger so as to cool the gaseous refrigerant and thus change its phase from gas to liquid before moving to the accumulator. Usually located in front of the radiator, the A/C Condenser has a system of tubes through which it cools the freon. Although the overview provided above does not provide information on the differences in kind or modeling of A/C Condenser in various G6 models, there are common features of design and functionality aimed at the proper management of refrigerants necessary for the regulation of the internal climate of the car. Reliability of the A/C Condenser is crucial if the interior climate ambiance of Pontiac G6 automobiles has to be properly regulated.
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Pontiac G6 A/C Condenser Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install A/C Condenser in a Pontiac G6?A: The air conditioning system must be discharged by a dealer service department or an automotive air conditioning shop before proceeding. Both headlight housings must be removed. The upper Radiator mounting brackets should be removed and the radiator should be secured to the radiator support by tying a rope through the tabs on the radiator. The front of the vehicle should be raised and supported securely on jackstands. The fasteners for the engine splash shield and the air deflectors on each side should be removed, followed by the right fender splash shield. The refrigerant lines from the condenser should be disconnected and all open lines and fittings should be plugged to prevent contamination of the air conditioning system. The lower radiator mounting brackets and the two mounting bolts that fasten the condenser to the radiator should be removed. The radiator should be slid up slightly while moving the condenser down to release it from the additional retaining tabs and clips. The condenser should be lowered from the engine compartment and if the same condenser is going to be reinstalled, the openings should be plugged and it should be stored upright. If a new condenser is going to be installed, 1 ounce of refrigerant oil of the correct type should be poured into it prior to installation. Before reconnecting the refrigerant lines to the condenser, new sealing washers should be used and the condenser line fitting fastener should be tightened. Installation is otherwise the reverse of removal. The system should be evacuated, recharged, and leak tested by the shop that discharged it.
