X350 aircon condenser change
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It's not very difficult. You can do it by removing the lower splash shield and the grille. There's 2 nuts securing the condenser, and 2 slots that keep it attached to the radiator. I believe the p/s cooler shares the same studs as the condenser, it can just hang while the latter is changed.
Of course usual caveats about discharging the refrigerant first. You'll also need the 2 orings for the condenser inlet and outlet. They are not standard sizes I had in my a/c oring assortments, I ended up ordering from the dealer.
Another small gotcha, the Behr condenser I ordered should have been OEM, but arrived as unpainted aluminum. Giving that a quick flat black spray caused unexpected delays.
Of course usual caveats about discharging the refrigerant first. You'll also need the 2 orings for the condenser inlet and outlet. They are not standard sizes I had in my a/c oring assortments, I ended up ordering from the dealer.
Another small gotcha, the Behr condenser I ordered should have been OEM, but arrived as unpainted aluminum. Giving that a quick flat black spray caused unexpected delays.
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