Section 73 (Climate Units - Removal, Replacement And Installation (Coupe))
WARNING: This page is about a different car, the 2002 Volvo C70, 2001 Volvo C70, 2000 Volvo C70, 1999 Volvo C70, and 1998 Volvo C70. However, it is still accessible from the selected car via links, so may be relevant.
- Parking Heater 091 B/D (B5234T3; B5254T; 1998-1999)
- Engine Coolant Hoses, Replacing
- Flame Sensor, Replacing
- Fuel Injection Nozzle/Combustion Chamber, Replacing
- Fuel Line/Blower Fan Motor, Replacing (Cleaning)
- Fuel Line/Hoses, Replacing
- Replacement Of Fuel Pump
- Replacement Of Water Pump
- Replacing the Clock
- Replacing the Combustion Unit
- Replacing the Control Module
- Replacing the Glow Plugs
- Replacing the Heater Assembly
- Thermostats, Replacing
- Removing, Replacing And Installing ECC/MCC (1999-2002)
- Removing And Installing Climate Control Unit Assembly
- Replacing Blower Fan Motor
- Replacing Blower Fan Rheostat (MCC/STANDARD)
- Replacing Condenser
- Replacing Damper Motors
- Replacing ECC Control Module
- Replacing Evaporator
- Replacing Or Adjusting Control Cables/Mechanical Rear Section And Control Panel/Front Section (Manual Climate Control/STANDARD)
- Replacing Or Adjusting Control Cables/Mechanical Rear Section And Control Panel/Front Section (Manual Climate Control/STANDARD)
- Preparations, Passenger Side
- Preparations, Driver's Side
- Preparations, Center Console
- Removing Control Panel/Front Section
- Removing Control Cables/Mechanical Rear Section
- Replacing Control Cables On the Mechanical Rear Section
- Installing Control Cables/Mechanical Rear Section
- Installing Control Panel/Front Section
- Installing Control Cables On Climate Control
- Check
- Adjusting Passenger Compartment Heater Selector Limit Positions
- Finishing Work
- Replacing Or Adjusting Control Cables/Mechanical Rear Section And Control Panel/Front Section (Manual Climate Control/STANDARD)
- Replacing Outside Temperature Sensor (Electronic Climate Control)
- Replacing Passenger Compartment Temperature Sensor (ECC)
- Replacing Receiver/Drier Or Suction Pipe
- Replacing Refrigerant Pipe/Hose Or Expansion Valve
- Notes
- Before Starting Work On the Refrigerant Circuit
- Replacing Refrigerant Pipe/Hose; Compressor - Condenser
- Replacing Refrigerant Pipe/Hose; Condenser - Member
- Removing Refrigerant Pipe/Hose; Member - Evaporator
- Replacing/Cleaning Expansion Valve
- Installing Refrigerant Pipe/Hose; Member - Evaporator
- Replacing Refrigerant Pipe; Evaporator - Receiver Drier
- Replacing Refrigerant Pipe/Hose; Receiver Drier - Air Conditioning (A/C) Compressor
- Replacing Sun Sensor (ECC)
- Replacing the Heat Exchanger
- Replacing the Power Unit (Electronic Climate Control)
- Replacing Components. Additional Heater (1999-2002)
- Replacing Coolant Hose Between Heater And Coolant Pump
- Replacing Fuel Injection Nozzle, Fan Motor And Nozzle Pipe
- Replacing Fuel Line
- Replacing Fuel Pump
- Replacing Heat Exchanger
- Replacing Hose Kit
- Replacing Outside Temperature Sensor And Glow Plugs
- Replacing Overheat Protection, Thermostat Flame Sensor And Coolant Temperature Sensor
- Replacing the Control Module
- Replacing Water Pump
- Replacing Components. Parking Heater (1999-2002)
- Removing, Replacing And Installing ECC/MCC (B5234T3; B5254T; 1998-1999)
- Removing And Installing Climate Control Unit Assembly
- Replacing Blower Fan Motor
- Replacing Blower Fan Rheostat (MCC/STANDARD)
- Replacing Condenser
- Replacing Damper Motors
- Replacing ECC Control Module
- Replacing Evaporator
- Replacing Or Adjusting Control Cables/Mechanical Rear Section And Control Panel/Front Section (Manual Climate Control/STANDARD)
- Replacing Outside Temperature Sensor (Electronic Climate Control)
- Replacing Passenger Compartment Temperature Sensor (ECC)
- Replacing Receiver/Drier Or Suction Pipe
- Replacing Refrigerant Pipe/Hose Or Expansion Valve
- Replacing Sun Sensor (ECC)
- Replacing the Compressor Or the Magnetic Clutch For the Compressor
- Replacing the Heat Exchanger
- Replacing the Power Unit (Electronic Climate Control)
- Additional Heater In Service Mode (1999-2002)