Nice video. Thanks for the detailed instructions. My actuator is sticking, so while I’m fixing that, think I will check my evap. Don’t get a lot of flow like it should. Keep up the great work.
Great video on getting that blower out. I got a cleaner for the evaporator coil and pan from a parts store. It kills all the mold in your entire system including vents. The can comes with a long tube you push into the drain tube. Shake the can then spray it all in. Wait 15 or 20 minutes then crank up and run A/C on low for 15-20 minutes. I couldn’t believe all the crud that came out plus the car has a fresh clean smell now.
Thank you very much! I have cleaned mine out with a garden hose before but I am definitely going to use the foam spray asap I need all the air I can get mine not cutting it.
Great video. I have a 98 C1500 getting ready to put the 3rd replacement fan in at 370k miles. When I replaced the heater core I dremeled the box for access. It's a daily driver not a show truck. Also if you spray the evaporater coils with 409 or such let sit, brush lightly, let sit then spray water thru the evap. The evap has the drain hose. Just don't go overboard with.the water. 😊
Great video, bout to replace my fan, resistor block, and even the control panel switch assembly in the dash on a 1997 chevy 2500. Ended up with ebay purchased items, ...I am sure they will do fine. I think I will find a spray bottle and use a soapy water like dawn dish detergent cause I'm nowhere near a home depot store and I guess I could call around to various parts stores to see if they have evap cleaner. Using the hose, wow, I want to do that, where originally all I wanted to do was use a vacuum cleaner, maybe an old toothbrush, but eh, I want this fix to last a long time,....a very long time. I live on the Oregon Coast, not much dusty air, nor pine needles near my driveway, but I haven't seen what's "inside" yet.
I agree that you can remove the heater core with the dash intact. But, everyone doing the evaporator either removes the dash or does a hack to cut out an opening. Then gluing or Gorilla taping the plastic back together. I'm still searching CZcams though, so maybe my opinion will change.
@@utahyork3338there is another video where a guy removed the evap core without removing the dash nor damaging anything too much (to the point of needing gorilla glue/tape) but he does say and shows that it is a PITA 😭
If your blower motor squeals or won't turn at All you may be able to fix the motor. There really isnt a bearing. The shaft rotates in a bushing. Take the motor apart and clean the shaft and oil the bushing. That could take care of the squeal. If the motor doesn't turn check the brushes to make sure they freely slide in their channel. I did both of these things and fixed my motor. Also take a small needle nose file to the armature to clean It up for better electrical contact. Just scratch it up a bit to get some shiny copper showing.
Hey man!!! I wanted to reach out and let you know I got a notification that you posted a comment on our latest video but when I clicked on it, it disappeared!!! The only part I could see before it went away was that you bought a DJI... lol. We wanted to thank you for watching and commenting so I figured I’d look you up and low and behold you have a channel!!! We appreciate your support, buddy!!! Kevin and Kristi
I was watching your video and noticed the fancy carrying case that you have for your drone. If you dont mind me asking where did you get the case from? I recently purchased a drone and wanted something robust to carry it in Great video btw Thanks
@@Slicpartna oh cool!!! You’re gonna have a lot of fun with the drone no doubt. We actually got the case at Harbor Freight. It’s the Apache brand and it’s the 2800 model. We just decided though to get the 4800 model because it’s a lot bigger and it should hold the drone plus all the GoPro stuff we carry also. We are really pleased with the quality so far and think Apache makes a quality case. It’s funny you asked that because we just got the new case today and are gonna feature it in an upcoming video. Lol
Crap i swapped my blower motor one screw suuuucked but i left it out haha. Pissed i missed the opportunity to do this cleaning when it was right There!! Its on my list now the low vents blow hard air but top vents are weak...hasnt been cleaned in 27 years i guarantee
Thanks Man, I'm a Technician myself and drive a 91 GMC 1500. But I did go home Depot this morning to grab me the same Evap cleaner you used. Not bad for $7 & Works really good! 👍
Pretty good video; very helpful hopefully I can get the ac blower to come on without jumping it off to come on… Do you have any videos with ground problems ?
@@Slicpartna thanks I can’t get the windshield wiper to come on, radio and the ac is out.. I would have to hit a bump for them to pop on… good Mechanic are in short supply in New Orleans 🤦🏽♀️
@@Obs_sergealldayoh wow that isnt good!! You might have checked this already but you can check the ground from the battery to the engine block and to the body Make sure the bolts are tight
Cut out a square in the plastic housing to easily get to the evaporator and then rtv the piece back on. If u do it good enough itll be as good as factory.
Good video man. This made me want to replace my blower motor as well. Did you get an aftermarket blower? Is it still blowing as good as you show here? Thanks
Hey hey thanks for watching Yes it is a aftermarket market blower from rock auto and It does continue to blow great Let me know if you have any other questions
I appreciate you for making this detailed vid. Just got my 96 burb blower motor out and I’m stunned how clogged my cooling fins are. When you are rinsing with water is there any danger of the crud getting stuck in the other side of those aluminum fins ? Or does it drain on the other side too ? Going to depot tomorrow to get the foaming cleaner. Thank you , just subbed Also what brand blower did you buy ?
Use a tooth brush to dislodge the crud, remove the debris as best as you can. I ordered the blower motor from rockauto I cant recall the brand. Let me know if you have any other questions Thanks for watching
Howdy there, great video What do u think would be my issue would be if I smell ac refrigeration on inside of my 97 k1500, ac freon doesn't stay in overnite even
@@danieldriscol4484 If you smell refrigerant inside the passenger area, then you might have something going on with the evaporator. I would suggest doing a leak search. You can add dye to the system or use refrigerant that has dye in it. To confirm if is the evaporator you will see the dye leak out of the condensate drain tube with the condensation. You will need a light that will pick up the UV Dye Do this at night, you will see the dye better Good luck Thanks for watching
That is correct, you dont have to rinse it off. The condensate that forms on the evaporator will rinse the cleaner off. I rinse mine of because there was some serious debris on my evaporator. Let me know if you have any other questions.
What’s up Slic. Man. I was doing some AC work on my 99 suburban and I was trying to take off the accumulator and the nut was so tight on there I twisted the line going into the evaporator and broke the line ! So now I gotta change out the damn evaporator 🤦♂️
Oh wow!! you got to be careful with the evap core. I recently recharged the a/c on the suburban. I didn't want to monkey up the evap. That would have caused the fur on my back to stand up. let me know if you have any questions
Hey love the suburban build I have a 99 that I really wanna ls swap soon I'd really like a run down on all the parts used to make yours work I'm a bit scared jumping into this project
Hey hey thanks watching the video It is pure enjoyment building this suburban. The swap isnt hard at all Have you decided on what size engine you want to use? I used some motor plates for the engine ICT makes good motor plates for swaps and Holley too might be pricey though I used psi conversions for the wiring harness but you can thin out your factory harness and repin it or you can send it out to have it done If you get a take out engine be sure to request the wiring harnes and computer too. Saves time on trying to source that stuff Let me know if you have any other questions
@@scottcampbell6275 I'm running schoenfeld headers I had to massaged them into place but they work, I think pacesetter make some headers that will work too Im running the stock transmission with no issues Let me know if you need more information
Na, Remember the evaporator drips condensation in the air box You dont have to use as much water, the cleaner is a no rinse formula It will wash off as the a/c system is in use. Let me know if you have any other questions Thanks for watching
@@Slicpartna thanks for the quick response. I blew mine out with air earlier… I think water would’ve been better. I swear my box was half full of debris!
@@kmnremtp yea the air box will collect debris, the cowl cover doesnt do a good job of keeping that jazz out. I have to clean mine out again. Floating leaves, pine needles and such continues to collected in the air box. Thanks for watching Let me know if you have any other questions
What could be the problem on why the high setting dont work on my chevy silverado 1995? I replaced the blower switch on the hvac but still dont work! Any help? Thanks
1st person I've seen use the right stuff for cleaning the evap.
Nice video. Thanks for the detailed instructions. My actuator is sticking, so while I’m fixing that, think I will check my evap. Don’t get a lot of flow like it should. Keep up the great work.
@@jmill7450 let me know if you have any questions
Thanks for watching
@@Slicpartna sure will. Ty sir !!
Great video on getting that blower out. I got a cleaner for the evaporator coil and pan from a parts store. It kills all the mold in your entire system including vents. The can comes with a long tube you push into the drain tube. Shake the can then spray it all in. Wait 15 or 20 minutes then crank up and run A/C on low for 15-20 minutes. I couldn’t believe all the crud that came out plus the car has a fresh clean smell now.
Thanks for the compliment
I have heard of that product too.
Thanks for watching
@TheRedhawke
What’s the name of that product?
Well done, excellent video and comprehensive explanation of this procedure.
thanks for the compliment
Thank you very much! I have cleaned mine out with a garden hose before but I am definitely going to use the foam spray asap I need all the air I can get mine not cutting it.
Let me know if you have any questions
Thanks for watching
Great video. I have a 98 C1500 getting ready to put the 3rd replacement fan in at 370k miles. When I replaced the heater core I dremeled the box for access. It's a daily driver not a show truck. Also if you spray the evaporater coils with 409 or such let sit, brush lightly, let sit then spray water thru the evap. The evap has the drain hose. Just don't go overboard with.the water. 😊
Thanks for the compliment and thanks for watching.
Thank you for your time and effort.
This was a huge help. Thanks so much
Thanks for watching
Let me know if you have any questions
An absolute legend. Thank you. 🙏
Let me know if you have any questions
Thanks for watching
Great video, bout to replace my fan, resistor block, and even the control panel switch assembly in the dash on a 1997 chevy 2500. Ended up with ebay purchased items, ...I am sure they will do fine. I think I will find a spray bottle and use a soapy water like dawn dish detergent cause I'm nowhere near a home depot store and I guess I could call around to various parts stores to see if they have evap cleaner. Using the hose, wow, I want to do that, where originally all I wanted to do was use a vacuum cleaner, maybe an old toothbrush, but eh, I want this fix to last a long time,....a very long time. I live on the Oregon Coast, not much dusty air, nor pine needles near my driveway, but I haven't seen what's "inside" yet.
Cool been trying to figure out what to use to clean it thanks for the product tip.
Thanks for watching
Let me know if you have any questions
You don’t need to remove the dash to get to the heater core or evaporator. Just remove that access panel covering the heater core. It’s like 5 nuts.
I agree that you can remove the heater core with the dash intact. But, everyone doing the evaporator either removes the dash or does a hack to cut out an opening. Then gluing or Gorilla taping the plastic back together. I'm still searching CZcams though, so maybe my opinion will change.
I Didn't Know That You Could Access The Heater Core Unless You Removed The Whole Dash
@@utahyork3338that’s in the nbs trucks. The obs trucks can be done without dash removal.
@@utahyork3338there is another video where a guy removed the evap core without removing the dash nor damaging anything too much (to the point of needing gorilla glue/tape) but he does say and shows that it is a PITA 😭
Really Enjoyed Your Video. I'm Fixing To Clean My Evaporator Core Due To The Loss Of Air Flow. Again Many Thanks For The Info. Blessings
cool, thanks for watching
let me know if you have any questions
When I checked my blower and evaporator area, it was pretty clean. Maybe not parking under trees helps. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching
Let me know if you have any questions
Thanks, I had no idea I could it with the water hose too!
Yep yep
Use low water pressure with the garden hose
The drain tube doesn't flow fast and the box only hold so much
Thanks for catching
Keep up the videos man, I look forward to them.
Youbetterknowit!
I have some exciting videos coming
Thanks
Sir... this is by far the best video
Thanks for the compliment
Let me know if you have any questions
Thanks for watching
Thanks for this video sr !!!! This video help me a lot in my truck …gracias amigo 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🔥🔥🔥👍‼️
Let me know if you have any questions
Thanks for watching
If your blower motor squeals or won't turn at All you may be able to fix the motor. There really isnt a bearing. The shaft rotates in a bushing. Take the motor apart and clean the shaft and oil the bushing. That could take care of the squeal. If the motor doesn't turn check the brushes to make sure they freely slide in their channel. I did both of these things and fixed my motor. Also take a small needle nose file to the armature to clean It up for better electrical contact. Just scratch it up a bit to get some shiny copper showing.
God bless you for making this video bro.
Thanks for the compliment
Let me know if you have any questions
Hey man!!! I wanted to reach out and let you know I got a notification that you posted a comment on our latest video but when I clicked on it, it disappeared!!! The only part I could see before it went away was that you bought a DJI... lol. We wanted to thank you for watching and commenting so I figured I’d look you up and low and behold you have a channel!!! We appreciate your support, buddy!!! Kevin and Kristi
I was watching your video and noticed the fancy carrying case that you have for your drone. If you dont mind me asking where did you get the case from? I recently purchased a drone and wanted something robust to carry it in
Great video btw
Thanks
@@Slicpartna oh cool!!! You’re gonna have a lot of fun with the drone no doubt. We actually got the case at Harbor Freight. It’s the Apache brand and it’s the 2800 model. We just decided though to get the 4800 model because it’s a lot bigger and it should hold the drone plus all the GoPro stuff we carry also. We are really pleased with the quality so far and think Apache makes a quality case. It’s funny you asked that because we just got the new case today and are gonna feature it in an upcoming video. Lol
Crap i swapped my blower motor one screw suuuucked but i left it out haha. Pissed i missed the opportunity to do this cleaning when it was right There!! Its on my list now the low vents blow hard air but top vents are weak...hasnt been cleaned in 27 years i guarantee
Wow 27 years!
I'm sure there is all kinds of debris in there blocking the air flow.
Let me know if you have any questions
Thanks for watching
@Slicpartna just did my evaporator n heater core without dash removal have 3 hours of footage to edit for a video
Man I just replaced my blower motor why did I not think of this 😭
@@dumbdumb572 yea yea
OIL THE BEARINGS. IT WORKS
Thank you sir!
Yessir Good video bro!
Thanks for watching
Let me know if you have any questions
Thanks Man, I'm a Technician myself and drive a 91 GMC 1500. But I did go home Depot this morning to grab me the same Evap cleaner you used. Not bad for $7 & Works really good! 👍
@@KinGJA1M3S good deal!
Pretty good video; very helpful hopefully I can get the ac blower to come on without jumping it off to come on… Do you have any videos with ground problems ?
@@Obs_sergeallday Unfortunately I dont have any content on ground issues
What problem do you have with the blower motor?
@@Slicpartna thanks
I can’t get the windshield wiper to come on, radio and the ac is out.. I would have to hit a bump for them to pop on… good Mechanic are in short supply in New Orleans 🤦🏽♀️
@@Obs_sergealldayoh wow that isnt good!! You might have checked this already but you can check the ground from the battery to the engine block and to the body
Make sure the bolts are tight
@@Slicpartna Will be checking it in the AM. Thanks
Cut out a square in the plastic housing to easily get to the evaporator and then rtv the piece back on. If u do it good enough itll be as good as factory.
Good video man. This made me want to replace my blower motor as well.
Did you get an aftermarket blower? Is it still blowing as good as you show here? Thanks
Hey hey thanks for watching
Yes it is a aftermarket market blower from rock auto and It does continue to blow great
Let me know if you have any other questions
Great vid I need to do that 👍
Let me know if you have any questions
Thanks for watching
Thank you very helpful
Let me know if you have any questions
Thanks for watching
I appreciate you for making this detailed vid. Just got my 96 burb blower motor out and I’m stunned how clogged my cooling fins are. When you are rinsing with water is there any danger of the crud getting stuck in the other side of those aluminum fins ? Or does it drain on the other side too ? Going to depot tomorrow to get the foaming cleaner. Thank you , just subbed
Also what brand blower did you buy ?
Use a tooth brush to dislodge the crud, remove the debris as best as you can. I ordered the blower motor from rockauto
I cant recall the brand.
Let me know if you have any other questions
Thanks for watching
@@Slicpartnamany thanks , I found it on rockauto, it’s a four seasons. Appears some Autozone’s carry it too. Blessings
Howdy there, great video
What do u think would be my issue would be if I smell ac refrigeration on inside of my 97 k1500, ac freon doesn't stay in overnite even
@@danieldriscol4484
If you smell refrigerant inside the passenger area, then you might have something going on with the evaporator.
I would suggest doing a leak search.
You can add dye to the system or use refrigerant that has dye in it. To confirm if is the evaporator you will see the dye leak out of the condensate drain tube with the condensation.
You will need a light that will pick up the UV Dye
Do this at night, you will see the dye better
Good luck
Thanks for watching
I know you said it’s a no rinse foam, just curious why you ended up using the water hose. I’m trying to avoid that, but I’ll do it if necessary.
That is correct, you dont have to rinse it off. The condensate that forms on the evaporator will rinse the cleaner off.
I rinse mine of because there was some serious debris on my evaporator.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Bless you for this video.
Thanks for the video.
What’s up Slic. Man. I was doing some AC work on my 99 suburban and I was trying to take off the accumulator and the nut was so tight on there I twisted the line going into the evaporator and broke the line ! So now I gotta change out the damn evaporator 🤦♂️
Oh wow!! you got to be careful with the evap core. I recently recharged the a/c on the suburban. I didn't want to monkey up the evap. That would have caused the fur on my back to stand up.
let me know if you have any questions
@@Slicpartna yeah man. It’s turned into a nightmare
Well done Sir
Thanks for watching
Where did you find a motor with both connection points? We are only finding one prong blowers
@@heavymetalkennels8963 I got my replacement motor from rock auto
Let me know if you have any other questions
Thanks for watching
YOU MIGHT HAVE TAKEN AN AFTER CLEANING PICTURE ?
muchas gracias me a sido de mucha ayuda
Gracias :-)
Hey love the suburban build I have a 99 that I really wanna ls swap soon I'd really like a run down on all the parts used to make yours work I'm a bit scared jumping into this project
Hey hey thanks watching the video
It is pure enjoyment building this suburban.
The swap isnt hard at all
Have you decided on what size engine you want to use?
I used some motor plates for the engine
ICT makes good motor plates for swaps and Holley too might be pricey though
I used psi conversions for the wiring harness but you can thin out your factory harness and repin it or you can send it out to have it done
If you get a take out engine be sure to request the wiring harnes and computer too. Saves time on trying to source that stuff
Let me know if you have any other questions
@@Slicpartna Thanks for the help is there a good set of headers that will work ? Also I plan on doing a 5.3 and will that work with stock tranny ?
@@scottcampbell6275 I'm running schoenfeld headers I had to massaged them into place but they work, I think pacesetter make some headers that will work too
Im running the stock transmission with no issues
Let me know if you need more information
@@Slicpartna thank you so much very much appreciated I guess I need to start stacking up on parts
@@scottcampbell6275 let me know if you have any other questions
Not like that on a 1988 model; blower motor is prevented from coming out by lower edge of dashboard
I have a 1999 Tahoe do you know if they have a cabin air filter? I can’t see to find mine. And also I will be doing the same thing to my blower soon.
Your 1999 Tahoe doesn't have a cabin air filter
Let me know if you have any other questions
It doesn’t cause problems spraying water up in there like that?!
Na,
Remember the evaporator drips condensation in the air box
You dont have to use as much water, the cleaner is a no rinse formula
It will wash off as the a/c system is in use.
Let me know if you have any other questions
Thanks for watching
@@Slicpartna thanks for the quick response. I blew mine out with air earlier… I think water would’ve been better. I swear my box was half full of debris!
@@kmnremtp yea the air box will collect debris, the cowl cover doesnt do a good job of keeping that jazz out. I have to clean mine out again. Floating leaves, pine needles and such continues to collected in the air box.
Thanks for watching
Let me know if you have any other questions
What could be the problem on why the high setting dont work on my chevy silverado 1995? I replaced the blower switch on the hvac but still dont work! Any help? Thanks
Check the relay for high speed
Let me know if you have any orher questions
There is a resistor style thing that regulates the speeds. On mine I only had hi and low, swapped 30$ part and voila.
Resistor
Could this be the reason why my heat blowing warm instead of blowing hot
Doc
I think you might have another issue
What make/model car do you have
What have you done to diagnose the issue?
I am having the same issue I have a 1988 model I changed heater coil and hose blow warm but not hot I can’t figure it out for nothing
Does this vehicle come with a cabin filter?
Na, no cabin air filter
Let me know if you have any other questions
The factory manuals say the dash has to come out to replace the blower 😂, no really.
Hey friend get closer to the microphone
Can not hear you do video over
thanks for the feedback
thanks for watching
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