2004 Hyundai Sonata AC Repair

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01:02 - Disconnect AC Lines to Condenser
01:09 - Remove Top Mounting Brackets For Radiator
01:25 - Remove 10mm Bolt From Each Pedestal
01:50 - Disconnect Electrical Plug to Drier
02:10 - Remove Air Diverters
02:32 - Remove Shield Under Car
02:59 - Remove Lower Bolts
04:07 - Remove Top Bolts on T-Bracket
05:09 - Remove Lower Bolt on T-Bracket
05:35 - Remove Condenser
07:45 - Compare Old vs. New
08:51 - Remove Sensor on Drier
09:05 - Salvage Parts From Old Condenser
09:22 - Assemble New Condenser
12:35 - Place Condenser In Car
13:41 - Reinstall metal tab inserts and Bolt Them
14:59 - Bolt Condenser to Radiator
15:39 - Reinstall T-Bracket
16:35 - Bolt Top Mounting Brackets
16:50 - Reinstall Air Diverter
17:07 - Bolt Power Steering Line and Bumper
17:30 - Reconnect Drier Plug
19:02 - Unplug Electrical Connector to Compressor
19:55 - Remove Top Lines to Compressor
20:49 - Remove Serpentine Belt
22:02 - Remove Connectors and Bolts to Compressor
24:57 - Remove Compressor
25:50 - Compare Old vs. New
27:28 - Transfer Line Mounts
28:12 - Transfer Bracket
29:03 - Preparing Compressor to Mount
29:33 - Install New Compressor
30:28 - Reconnect Plugs and Replace O-Rings
31:26 - Reconnect Lines to Compressor
32:27 - Reconnect Lines to Condenser
33:24 - Install Serpentine Belt
33:54 - Remove Expansion Valve
43:44 - Problems Encountered
37:41 - Replace O-Rings
37:53 - Compare Old vs. New
38:33 - Install Expansion Valve
39:55 - Replace Broken Connector
50:34 - Apply Vacuum to AC System
53:18 - Charge AC System

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