4th Gen 4runner Evaporator Replacement Part 1

2008 Toyota 4Runner that is in need of an evaporator replacement. I did not see a video on how to remove the dash and the ac box assembly so I decided to do one. This may be a little bit of an unconventional video and may seem a little unorganized and I am sorry for that. I was just trying to give everyone the correct info and show you what all needs to be removed. This is not the easiest job in the world but with a little patience you can do it. This calls for around 10 hours of labor to do so take your time and be organized if you have never done this type of job before. This will be a multi-part video so stay tuned for part 2.
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[@philipb2958]

Thanks for the guide. I appreciate it.

[@operationoverhaul]

Your welcome and glad that I could help.

[@KyushaHouseTaka]

do you have to drain the coolant since the heater core is coming out with it?

[@operationoverhaul]

Yes you need to drain some of it. You do not have to drain it all but enough to empty the heater core.

[@sidgarza]

Just a heads up, I don’t think that’s a 2011 4runner. At latest it maybe a 2009. 5th gen 4runner are 2010+ are completely different body and interior style.

[@operationoverhaul]

You are correct, I put that by mistake. I am going to update the title and the info on the details. It is in fact a 2008 model year. Good catch on that and thank you for pointing it out so I can address the issue.