How to remove and install an evaporator and A/C Expansion Valve on Acura Integra?

Have the air conditioning system discharged by a dealer service department or automotive air conditioning repair facility. Disconnect the cable from the negative terminal of the battery. Disable the airbag, if equipped. Caution: If the radio in your vehicle is equipped with an antitheft system, make sure you have the correct activation code before disconnecting the battery. Disconnect the two lines from the evaporator. Plug both lines to prevent the entry of contaminants and moisture into the air conditioning system. Remove the glovebox and the glovebox frame. Disconnect the electrical connector from the air conditioning thermostat and remove the wiring harness clips from the evaporator housing. Remove the evaporator unit retaining screws and nuts, pull the evaporator unit out far enough to disconnect the drain hose and remove the unit from the vehicle. Remove the screws and clips retaining the evaporator case halves together, remove the air conditioning thermostat and separate the housing. Remove the evaporator core from the housing and remove the expansion valve, if necessary. Installation is the reverse of removal. Have the system evacuated, charged and leak tested by a dealer service department or automotive air conditioning repair facility. If a new evaporator was installed, add 1-1/3 ounces of refrigerant oil.

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Acura Integra Air Conditioning Evaporator Core
Part Number: 80215-ST3-G01
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- Other Name: Evaporator (Sak); Evaporator Core
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Acura Integra Evaporator Sub-Assy.
Part Number: 80210-T21-X41
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- Other Name: Evaporator Core
- Replaces: 80210-T20-X51
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Acura Integra Evaporator Sub-Assy.
Part Number: 80210-T21-A41
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- Other Name: Evaporator Core
- Replaces: 80210-T20-A51
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Acura Integra Evaporator Sub-Assembly (Modine)
Part Number: 38655-SD2-A11
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- Other Name: Evaporator Core
- Replaces: 38655-SD2-A10, 38655-SD2-A01, MD-1S3032
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Acura Integra Evaporator Sub-Assembly
Part Number: 80210-SR1-A12
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- Other Name: Evaporator Core
- Replaces: 80210-ST7-A21, 80215-ST7-A21
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Acura Integra Evaporator Sub-Assembly
Part Number: MD-1S3032
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- Replaced by: 38655-SD2-A11
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Acura Integra Evaporator Sub-Assembly
Part Number: 80210-SK7-A23
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- Replaced by: 80210-SK7-A01
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Acura Integra Evaporator (Sam)
Part Number: 80215-ST3-G11
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- Other Name: Evaporator Core
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Acura Integra Evaporator

The Acura Integra Evaporator is located under the dash and is the core of the air conditioning system. It draws the heat and moisture from air in the cabin to allow for the circulation of cool, dry air. Warm air by the blower encounters the aluminum tube-and-fin Evaporator. The liquid refrigerant in the Evaporator boils to vapor, and the energy required for this change of state is robbed from the air, causing its temperature to immediately drop. At the same time, water in the humid air condenses on the chilly Evaporator surface, drains through a small tube, and leaves the telltale puddle many Integra owners notice on hot days. Through these coupled cooling and drying actions, each and every Acura cabin since the first sporty Integra generation remains comfortable even when the outside thermometer soars. Across all model years, the Evaporator design has been fairly consistent, an aluminum core contained with the heater core, although improvements to corrosion resistant coatings have seen a slow improvement in longevity. Failures have also been observed after years of heat cycling, clogged drain tubes, or leaf debris trapping moisture and feasting on the metal so that the Evaporator must be replaced to get the crisp A/C performance back. Routine filter changes are a way to keep the Acura system breathing clean air and protecting the system's cooling core.

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Acura Integra Evaporator Parts Questions & Experts Answers

Air Conditioning Evaporator Core
80215-ST3-G01
Q: How to remove and install an evaporator and A/C Expansion Valve on Acura Integra?
A:
Have the air conditioning system discharged by a dealer service department or automotive air conditioning repair facility. Disconnect the cable from the negative terminal of the battery. Disable the airbag, if equipped. Caution: If the radio in your vehicle is equipped with an antitheft system, make sure you have the correct activation code before disconnecting the battery. Disconnect the two lines from the evaporator. Plug both lines to prevent the entry of contaminants and moisture into the air conditioning system. Remove the glovebox and the glovebox frame. Disconnect the electrical connector from the air conditioning thermostat and remove the wiring harness clips from the evaporator housing. Remove the evaporator unit retaining screws and nuts, pull the evaporator unit out far enough to disconnect the drain hose and remove the unit from the vehicle. Remove the screws and clips retaining the evaporator case halves together, remove the air conditioning thermostat and separate the housing. Remove the evaporator core from the housing and remove the expansion valve, if necessary. Installation is the reverse of removal. Have the system evacuated, charged and leak tested by a dealer service department or automotive air conditioning repair facility. If a new evaporator was installed, add 1-1/3 ounces of refrigerant oil.