W9 Heater Box

I rest my case

 

And as a courtesy to you, i assumed you would know and understand that you would have to remove your cleaner assembly to get at things, i ASSUMED you'd be Semi-competent if you were going to replace it yourself. AND i further assumed that those steps werent probably worth mentioning.

Heres a few steps not listed that you should do

Turn off truck
Remove refrigerant
Disconnect ac hoses from expansion valve

Shall i go on?

 

Your actions are ignorant. The cab is the same on all of these models aside from the air vs electric blend air door. Put me on your ignore list as well .... along with every other knowledgeable member of this forum you are asking of for free advice.

Take your pile to the dealer for service. I am sure they will help you out.

 

Well I was going to tell you step by step with pictures how I did it on my W900 but I changed my mind.

 

The interior is the same so why would it change?

 

Do you all have issues with the lack of air that the AC blows in these trucks? I have a 97 W9 and the AC is cold, but barely blows out of the vents. Looking at aftermarket blowers to replace with.

 

The problem is dirt clogging up the evaporator, just needs cleaning, just like mine does.