How to replace condenser on 2010 Mazda 3 part3

[@adambegley4266]

thanks for the videos, I need to tackle this job on a 2008 mazda 3 and it almost the same process.

[@gavrilovas1]

thank you for your comment.

[@gravymatt]

@alexey thank you for making an AWESOME video series on fixing your Mazda 3 AC condenser !!! GREAT JOB documenting all the steps and hidden bolts!

[@gavrilovas1]

Happy to help!

[@BoogieDownProduction]

Great video, couldnt remember how condenser mounted on 2014 mazda 3 (had to take alot of stuff off). Helpful even for newer generation

[@gavrilovas1]

+BoogieDownProduction Condenser replacement is very complicated on this vehicle..

[@BoogieDownProduction]

Alexey Gavrilov Yeah it is alot of stuff.....in my case it was a front end collision so had to do all that work anyways. In your case, its alot of extra work for no reason

[@watts300]

Bad ass videos. Thanks. Great English too, by the way.

[@bentebbens]

Great, great job guys. Thank you sooo much!!

[@gavrilovas1]

Happy to help!

[@stevengould9404]

Excellent video... thanks guys! I have to do this on a CX-9 (2007), do you think the steps are similar?

[@0042982]

Thanks for this helpful video, I will replace radiator and condenser by myself, it's easy to fill in the coolant, but I don't have AC compressor to vacuum and fill in the AC system! The question is can I just connect everything and fill in the coolant, then drive to AC specialist shop to fill in the AC system with Freon? Or I can't drive the car if no Freon in the system? I hope you will answer me. thanks :)

[@gavrilovas1]

you can drive with no freon but without ac its hard drive in hot climate.

[@hinohino8603]

Man thanks for the video, I like your accent btw

[@Perplexer1]

You are supposed to put some AC (PAG) oil into the new condenser before you install it (not only on the O-rings but also in the condenser because it lubricates the system).

[@gavrilovas1]

thanks for the comment.. yes AC PAG oil is required but was not available.. However the vehicle ac runs great even without it...

[@ahchoo1179]

зер из э грейт видео бро)

[@gavrilovas1]

thank you very much za tvoy koment.

[@mikhailp.4671]

Грейт джоб, гайс!

[@gavrilovas1]

Санк ю му фрьенд

[@aaronnajera784]

How many hours does it call for because the Mitchell says 1.8 and there's no way I'm only gonna get paid for 1.8hrs

[@axg197]

I changed the fans and I believe you can also change the condenser and the radiator without removing the bumpers. All you have to do is remove the bottom cover and it slides down pretty easily. It makes no sense to remove all those parts jest to get to the radiator.

[@drpepper3726]

Why does a 2 year old Mazda at the time need a new ac condenser? These cars are solid and well built. I have a 2010 and never had to do such a thing.

[@gavrilovas1]

no... you mistaken.... in this mazda it could be done only in a way how I demonstrated...

[@kimmygarcia1815]

Can I get a link for all part1 and 2 can't seem to find it

[@xzatx92]

Is any one eve read this, you can take the radiator out of the frame and just remove the frame leaving the radiator on, so you dont have to remove any Hose except from the 2 gas hoses to the condenser.

[@steffanybarnes8822]

So we followed the video to put it all back together and we have a plug in the center that has no where to go and don't see it on the video... help!

[@gavrilovas1]

electrical connector plug or something else, which one?

[@steffanybarnes8822]

I don't even know what to call it, it is a plug that is hanging like right in the center of where the hood lock is. It's attached to a long black tube that stretches the length of the entire front if the car and clicks in. I'm not a good explainer...

[@RandyLott]

Great video, but it's very bad to tip the Refrigerant can upside down. The liquid can damage your A/C system.

[@gavrilovas1]

Randy Lott No... you wrong... It can not if you know how properly to recharge your ac system...

[@RandyLott]

Alexey Gavrilov I was mistaken. For some reason, I was thinking of another compressed gas canister application. There's nothing wrong with what you did. Good work!

[@NETWizzJbirk]

I would have put the coolant in before starting the vehicle.

[@gavrilovas1]

we did put coolant!!! i don't want to damage water pump..

[@stephenryland9614]

I had to replace the condenser on my 2012 Mazda 5 (almost identical to the Mazda 3). As some have mentioned here, you can remove the fans and take it out the back (toward the engine), without removing the bumper. Much easier. There is a video on removing the radiator that has all of the same steps and was very helpful: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4mmYpekeK2tY9k.

[@Martinweatherill444]

And the car is sold now for the peace of mind 😂😂😂

[@gavrilovas1]

Speaking talking 🤣

[@fatimaagriculture9740]

Hey brother I'm found job I'm working radiator server and repair

[@curiosity2314]

Excellent work! Automobiles should be made easier to work on rather then what you had to go through. Shame really... I did notice and this comment is only in fun and a cultural difference. Normally Ships, Car and parts in the U.S. are female while you call them male... Interesting... My wife is Rimma and she has called cars, ships and machines by male names? Interesting cultural event...

[@gavrilovas1]

it was peace of cake for me to perform this labor... mazda wanted a lot to perform this repair...

[@gavrilovas1]

your wife Rimma from Europe?

[@curiosity2314]

Alexey Gavrilov Originally Siberia but when she was young around 1968 they moved to Turkmenistan as her father was born there. In 2003 we met on the internet and decided to meet in Istanbul Turkey. It went great so six months later we went back to Turkey and got married. She and her daughter have been here since 2005 and have become citizens.

[@gavrilovas1]

:-) i want to travel, to see the world, to meet different people... i have never seen, other countries, besides USA and Russia...

[@curiosity2314]

Alexey Gavrilov I cannot agree more... Send me a pm... If unable to let me know here...

[@Mr__Sturm]

Почему русские на английском трындят??