How to Replace A/C Condenser and Receiver Drier Assembly 2011-2016 Hyundai Elantra

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[@scottguymon5591]

Thanks for your help. My wife can’t live without AC.

[@christopherefaw474]

Great video! Is it really necessary to drain the radiator?

[@simon609zp]

Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Hugely help-full.

[@sickness1555]

I just did this on a 2016 Elantra SE. great video. But I didn’t have to drain the radiator. Some bolts might’ve been easier to get to if the coolant hoses were out the way. But it really wasn’t necessary.

[@olenaerhardt7725]

@11:24 Did you add any PAG oil to a new Condenser and receiver Dehydrator, and if you did in which manner? On o-rings you put R-12 mineral oil only, not PAG. Thank you for the film.

[@captesmail]

Is it necessary to drain the radiator?

[@christopheryang9735]

The random Camry headlight adjustment instruction at the end 😂

[@jaurvishunt6275]

Thank you for this very helpful video! 🤟🏾👨🏾‍🔧

[@RichardSloan65]

I have 2012 and my conensor does not look like that at all completely different manifold where the high low connect

[@jordanmerchant1299]

Did it come with the dryer already in it?

[@buck8441]

I think you went way over what was needed, I done a i30 condenser and never removed the battery connections or the front bumper or lights and it was a easy job ?

[@iancarlo6086]

Would this work on a 2013 Hyundai Elantra GT trim ?

[@مرتضىمحمد-خ2ن]

افتح راديتر الماء والمروحه و we can for move out which connection here in our hood sensor

[@gottosahani7571]

Thanks for the video

[@TheMFD00M]

dont you have to drain the freons first

[@abdalqadr1]

Thanks

[@CheapSunglasses0]

Yeah save yourself 30.00 and do not drain the rad .