supposedly the evaporator is leaking . . .

[PetesPonies]

how big of a job on an '89??

 

[MAKG]

If you have to ask, you need a shop.

Most of the effort is recovering and recharging the refrigerant. Which requires a Section 609 licence. If you had one, you would know what you were getting into.

 

[PetesPonies]

reconsider your answer ;

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sorry for asking a question beneath you...... I don't work on Rangers every day. I literally wanted to know how involved the evaporator exchange is with a Ranger. I can handle it, I promise . .geesh

 

[MAKG]

The evap box has to come off. All of it. Everything else is (very) standard.

If you know what you're doing, why the "supposedly?" You would KNOW if it were leaking, or not.

 

[PetesPonies]

because I haven't checked it. I'm asking based on what was told to me about tis truck. If I end up changing the evap I wanted to get an idea what was involved. Whether it was strictly an engine comnpartment job or an under the dash job.

 

[MAKG]

There is one nut under the dash. Everything else is in the engine compartment.