Reply to "A/C evaporator valve screen"

larrywMember

Evidently then the screen was removed at some point.

The car (US model LHD #6799) is getting a R134a conversion with a new front mounted condenser, hoses, R-D and rotary pump. The evaporator valve and the evaporator itself are the only components being reused.

Considering that, two more questions:

1. What is the appropriate solvent to flush the existing evaporator core and valve to clear out the old R12 oil?

2. Should I create a new screen? Thinking maybe a reshaped SS faucet aerator screen?

3/11/124:45 AM

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