[xstranger]

Hello

I need to remove the dash in order to install the AC EVAPORATOR. I have a 2003 GV with the new dash model. Has anyone did that before,can you guys please explain me how to do this operation?
Regards

 

[Max]

See the Service Manual...
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/cvrt1rfoso8t8/Service_Manuals

And this thread...
http://www.suzuki-forums.com/1g-199...itara/43016-2000-vitara-2-0l-heater-core.html

 

[xstranger]

See the Service Manual...
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/cvrt1rfoso8t8/Service_Manuals

And this thread...
http://www.suzuki-forums.com/1g-199...itara/43016-2000-vitara-2-0l-heater-core.html

Thanks alot man,it seems you have all the answers

 

[Max]

Not all of em', but quite a few!

 

[fordem]

The evaporator should be behind the glove box - I don't think you need to remove the dash to replace it.

 

[Max]

I've never pulled one either. :huh:

Check the Service Manual link Vol. 1,
section......

AIR CONDITIONING (OPTIONAL) 1B-39
COOLING UNIT (EVAPORATOR)
REMOVAL

for details.

 

[xstranger]

The evaporator should be behind the glove box - I don't think you need to remove the dash to replace it.

This can be done for a 03-05 model with the new dash design too? The Service Manual is for 99-02 model ,but is a good start point .

 

[fordem]

The reason I said should is because I'm not 100% certain - that's where it is on the earlier model GVs and most Suzukis I've worked on - it should take you no more than five minutes to confirm.

 

[xstranger]

The reason I said should is because I'm not 100% certain - that's where it is on the earlier model GVs and most Suzukis I've worked on - it should take you no more than five minutes to confirm.

I can confirm that,today i managed to install the evaporator without removing the dash. It was installed from the compartment located behind glove box,it a easy task (2-3 hours of work).

 

[Max]

Congrats!

Not a whole lot of room to work under there.