Drier Filter location?
HowFarToAsgaard
12 May 2013
Anyone know where the Drier Filter location is on a 3Gen B4?
According to the service manual only the LHD models have them located right hand side of the vehicle.
Or are the RHD in one with the condenser?
According to the service manual only the LHD models have them located right hand side of the vehicle.
Or are the RHD in one with the condenser?
RX25SE
12 May 2013
What are you trying to do?
You need to be licensed and have specialist equipment to work on Air Con.
You need to be licensed and have specialist equipment to work on Air Con.
HowFarToAsgaard
12 May 2013
I am 1st year fridgy and alota guys i work with are licensed so i got the equipment needed.
Im changing out a A/C compressor but im having a hard time locating the filter drier. For what i know the LHD models are the only one who have a replaceable stand alone canister style drier.
Now if you were to go off the service manual, it mentions no word about anything for the RHD models, But i have just found that they use a replaceable filter bag located on the condenser it self. Im unsure on how they come out but i have found a few filters on ebay. http://www.ebay.com....C-/300664174591
Im changing out a A/C compressor but im having a hard time locating the filter drier. For what i know the LHD models are the only one who have a replaceable stand alone canister style drier.
Now if you were to go off the service manual, it mentions no word about anything for the RHD models, But i have just found that they use a replaceable filter bag located on the condenser it self. Im unsure on how they come out but i have found a few filters on ebay. http://www.ebay.com....C-/300664174591
Scott
14 May 2013
is it not where the blue arrow is?
surely your licenced mates could help you out?
surely your licenced mates could help you out?
HowFarToAsgaard
15 May 2013
Yeh its the one the condenser where the blue arrow is.
Had one of the guys at work confirm it. At the bottom there is a cap you just unscrew, very easy just need to install a new seal when its done.
Inside is what ya call a receiver drier desiccant bag, cost at about 25 bucks for a replacement.
He said its pretty common on most Jap cars mostly Toyota and Subaru.
The compressor on the other hand is getting more complicated. Cant find anyone who dose rebuilds or even rebuild kits?
Had one of the guys at work confirm it. At the bottom there is a cap you just unscrew, very easy just need to install a new seal when its done.
Inside is what ya call a receiver drier desiccant bag, cost at about 25 bucks for a replacement.
He said its pretty common on most Jap cars mostly Toyota and Subaru.
The compressor on the other hand is getting more complicated. Cant find anyone who dose rebuilds or even rebuild kits?
