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2002 Mercury Mountaineer Cabin Air Filter, Blower Motor, Evaporator

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OEM 2002 Mercury Mountaineer Parts for A/C Evaporator & Heater Components

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Evaporator Installation and Repair Tips for 2002 Mercury Mountaineer

  • Q: Is the evaporator core separately serviceable, and how to service it along with the heater core on 2002 Mercury Mountaineer?
    A: The heater core and housing assembly have to be serviced with the evaporator core. In case of a suspected leak, leak test it using vacuum and then remove. Replacement of suction accumulator can be done when a failed compressor contaminates the area. Take off the housing, take off the components and reassemble the heater core and housing.
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