2010 Dodge Ram AC Evaporator Replacement

Finally replacing the AC components that failed on my 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 4.7 with around 175000 miles. In this video I replace inside the cabin the ac evaporator and expansion valve due to common leakage known on these vehicles especially those made without the cabin filter. Not in this video but I'll mention here is that I also replaced the ac compressor in the engine compartment due to leakage and I proceeded to refill the correct peg oil amount and R134 that it required. My goal is with maintenance to see how long I can make this 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 4.7 last.
Disclosure: I am not responsible for any damages that occur upon watching this video. Viewer understands that it is their sole responsible and liability for any damages and/or injuries that occur if they decide to take on this project.
Tools recommended:
Wrench ratchet set with extensions
Philips driver
Trim removal tools
Torque wrench
AC evaporator
Expansion valve
New seals
Peg oil

[@mannyloera4297]

How long did this job take?

[@ultramagnus8349]

This is a great video. Going through similar issues and I think it's my evap core. I like the idea of being sure everything has leaked out so there is no pressure to deal with.

[@Badgeweefixstuff]

Thanks much appreciated 🛠️🇨🇦🛠️🇨🇦

[@dominion4x4gonz43]

Great video. I'm having the same problem. Colossal dissassemble. Thanks again

[@dingiestmango716]

11:01 in this point of the video. I don't know what you're talking about

[@thickboyproductions2252]

Agreed, what part was he talking about do you know?

[@ericflint6324]

Dude doesn't even know what an A pillar is called. Rambles on about things no one needs to know.

[@AutoMotoMechanic]

"Do you like challenges" 😅😅

[@ericflint6324]

This is the worst how to on CZcams. So much needed information is missing and too much information that's not needed and constantly repeats himself.