How to replace the A/C Condenser 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- Replacing the A/C condenser 2015 tahoe how to and short cuts and basic run down on what the very common failure is. Chevrolet Tahoe Silverado GMC Seirra Yukon and yukon 2014 2015 2016 2017 etc
Thanks for making this video man! Mine is leaking at the same spot and I had no idea this was a recall item! Called the dealer and it’s covered 100%!
Glad it helped you out!!
This is recalled??? I was under the impression it’s not a recall. Hence the reason there’s videos showing you how to replace it yourself 🤷🏻♂️
Yeah I guess they call it a “courtesy recall”
I’ve looked all over and even asked my dealership and they said there was nothing they could do.
It’s called “special coverage adjustment 17336” 2015-2017 Chevrolet Cadillac gm 5 years 60,000 miles
Replacing my wife's in the morning thanks for the instructions. Well done!
Thank you for taking the time to provide this information/details.
Thanks sorry its not professional quality. . But it covers the basics
I just finished dealing with this crap. I purchased an ACDelco replacement and they changed the design a bit but the one you used looks way better. Dealer quoted $1300. I did it for $200 and took about 2 hours total. Hopefully our A/C will be good to go for a while.
Awesome.
Thanks for the video. I was just quoted 1300$ for this job and it was a 6.5hr job. These dealers know how to rip you a knew one
Yeah. Pays to turn your own wrenches.
@@huh_whoknew4714 i went ahead and did the condenser. I ended up paying about 137$ from Advance auto and 30$ to vacuum the system and refill. Awesome you gave me all the right information. Thanks to you
Glad i was able to help
Good to know that GM extended the warranty to 60k miles. Just sucked that mine didn’t go out until 93k miles. Was just quoted $1400 at the “stealership”. Un-effing-believable. The damn part is $180 for the most expensive one I could find online. This video helps out a lot. May try to fix it myself.
Yeah its not hard at all if you have basic tools and a little experience. A Vacuum pump and A/C guages will help for sure.
I'm going to tackle the condenser replacement on my 2015 suburban tomorrow. Mine was replaced at 60000 miles and went out again. The dealer wants $1400. I'm an ex-technician, so I should be able to do this other then the evac and recharge. Thanks for the video.
Looks like fun, I'm going to replace my wife's for her suburban tomorrow. Thanks for the video.
Thank you got one coming in today. Just getting a heads up. Thumbs up
Watching this video makes me want to go punch the service adviser at the dealership in the face right now!!!
Got quoted $975 plus tax for this exact job on my 14 silverado. Has 67k so they didn't budge on the price. Ordered the condenser from autozone and will rent the vacuum pump and manifold from autozone as well... All in i say like $250 after i get the 300 back from the rent on the tools.
Yup they want to charge me $1100 for this.
@@I5ZQ8 there is a recall on these hings finally. i think it falls under special coverage but you need to be under 72k miles and 6 years
The service center at the dealership i go to told me that a new condenser alone would cost $500 not including service and installation.! Damn crooks
Thanks for sharing, just made my life so much easier!
No problem glad it helped and hopefully save some $$
Does it come with new o rings for the line hook back up
Great video... But how do you put those spring locks back on the ac lines? There are 2 springs per line...can't get the driver side one to snap and hold the line
They should snap back in pretty easy. Make sure you have lines in all the way
Have a 2017 Tahoe LT and guess what ? Not only did GM put the same crappy condenser in the 2017s and 16s, but in the 2017s they introduced a super expensive refrigerant called r1234yf. It’s hard as hell to find and it’s about $45 for an 8 ounce can (the 2017 requires 2lbs). So $180 just for refrigerant, about $100 for the condenser, estimate of $75 to evacuate and about $1k of lost business (I operate a car service). Thanks GM.
Let’s not forget that PAG oil.
Thanks for the video and information. Can I just change the condensor and take it to get the pag oil and refrigerant from a shop?? I have the replacement and the tools.
Hey did yuo end up installing the new condensor yourself then taking it to a shop to have it filled and vacuum sealed?
Just curious you mention transmission coolant lines. Did you have to drain fluids to disconnect? I have what I need to pull refrigeration and recharge but the transmission lines I am a bit lost on. Appreciate the help
No just toss some rags on each side of the consendor and let it trans fluid run out. Then just try to keep from spilling the rest of the transmission fluid when removing. When I say coolant I mean refrigerant.
Thanks for the vid.. got it done in less than 2 hours. 🤠
I was told I have a leak in my line. I’m assuming it’s the line / hose from the condenser to the compressor. I am gonna go ahead and replace the compressor while I’m in there. The part number on that hose is 15-34670. Did you notice it that hose is easily accessible? Thanks for the video!
Thanks man going to change one of these today!
Thanks for video. My wife’s 2017 Suburban with 24,000 AC just went out. Same issue, condenser. 2015-2017 GM condensers are crappy. My 2006 Silverado with 125,000 and 2003 Suburban with 180,000 still blowing cold air with no issues. Thanks for the video. I was going to do it myself but dealer says I still have warranty.
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these fourth generation Chevy Tahoes (2015 to present) and Chevy Suburbans (2015 to present) are infamous for their frequent automatic transmission failures and my little research indicates that the average ATF fluid temperature hovers around 196 ℉, which reduces the fluid life by half. It appears that most people don’t do ATF change per GM recommendation which is 45k miles. I learned than most AT fluids are designed to optimally operate for up-to a maximum of 175 ℉ temperatures and 100k miles, and for another additional 20 ℉ temperature their lives is cut by half, so 50k miles (hence why GM recommends fluid change every 45k miles). I live in Hotlanta where as many people know temperatures get so high in the Summer and with the terrible city and Downtown connector traffic during rush hours I witnessed my ATF temperature creeping up to 205 ℉ while I’m not towing anything nor climbing up a hill. So, I’m now contemplating on adding an auxiliary transmission cooler system, with an integrated little fan it perhaps or without, or simply change the fluid every 45k miles. What are your comments?
If I remember right they have a thermal bypass valve aka thermostat that keeps the tranny hot. Not sure what they are trying to achieve but they want the fluid hot. I think guys are deleting the Thermostat to keep the fluid cool
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Thanks for the video. I plan to do it this weekend.
Removed old condenser, installed new one just like the vid. Worked perfectly. Had tech connect to vacuum and fill system with no issues., blowing cold air like new. Dealer quoted $800 to $1200 to fix. I was able to complete the entire replacement and drive it to HVAC tech in half a day for just under $250.Thanks for taking the time to publish the video instructions!
Thanks for the video, but easy my ass. I just finished and it took me over 4 hours
Dose this trucks also have one it the wear
Thank you for the video bro
what were the symptoms of a bad condenser...
my 2015 yukon denali's ac works good a day,, the second day it blows hot air... really randomly.. im wondering what the problem is
Could be a symtom of a leaking coolant system. In that it may be just low enough in pressure for the system to turn off and on randomly. Take it to a shop let them have a look. Take when it is not working
@@huh_whoknew4714 thank you boss
When the ac quit working, did you compressor clutch stop engaging also when refrigerant was low?
Great information. I needed that!!!! my wife Tahoe doing the same crap. GA DOGS 👍🏿
Did you have to replace the o-rings on the ac lines not the transmission lines?
Mine was just diagnosed today. Is there a kit for the refrigerant evolution?
My compressor locked up can't find videos on replacing that
Can i replace the condenser then take it somewhere to add the oil and refrigerant without anything being harmed?
Sure if you are confident you can put it together with out a leak. Just add an oz or 2 of oil to condenser before you put it in
Which seals do I need for this? I’m assuming they don’t come with the new condenser?
Did you vacuum the system out before putting new r134 in?
Yes!.
How is the aftermarket condenser holding up?
Did you have to replace the o-rings?
My dads 15 Escalade has the same problem. Gotta get it done tomorrow
How did you remove it did you have to take off bumper
@@DaKidMel33 not at all there's a bracket that runs across the top. Just take that off then it's not bad from there but im a hvac guy so i have all the equipment to do the job. There's also RUclips videos on it
Thanks bro I'm a mechanic just never did one before on a escalade have to do my buddy's car tomorrow and he has same year
Our Chevy dealer quoted me 6 hours and $1200 lol. No thank you
Same here. 6 hours and a little over $1100. We're about to tackle this thing ourselves right now
What kind of oil i need for the condenser? And where i put the oil
Can the condenser be replace and then take it to the recharge the A/C ?
I have a question ? when you remove the transmission lines, are they oil?
transmission fluid
Thanks for making this video, mine just went out. 2015 Tahoe LT. 70,000 miles.....go figure, no warranty. Dealership quoted me $800 labor and $285 parts. I'll do it myself now. Question, so did you end up using 3 cans of R134a?. Thanks.
Yeah just shy of three cans I think
got a part number ?
When I put the new condenser in and connected it to the two pressurized A/C hoses. I can hear the 134a leaking out. Even though I have tightened down the 13mm bolt as tight as possible. What should I do?
Did you replace the green a/c orings?
how do you add the pag oil?
Just put an 2 oz in the condenser or put some in line. I would worry about it too much if you cant
Any new gaskets for the condenser lines? Also that's a integrated engine oil cooler
Trans cooler and no you need to some A/C Orings. Green High Temp Orings .
Were your fans staying on besides the leak?
What is better buy original o out market
Did you have to bend your transmission line on the driver side in order to hook it up
No
Thanks for the video do you have a video of ac compresor replacement
My ac belt broke i guess i need to replace ac compresor and condensor and expansion valve thats what advance auto parts told me
No sorry
Did you use all 3 cans
Just shy of 3
Don't forget to evacuate the system. Autozone has rental vacuum pumps
GM new the condenser wouldn’t fail until after 60k miles
Did you run into any issue with studs not being long enough?
Nope
$800,000 that’s pretty steep, even for the dealer 🤣
Anyone know what a good price would be to have this done by a non dealer?? Thanks!!
Probably close to 800 and up
Dude if ur in GA I’m willing to pay u to do this
How did you remove the air box
It just pops out. Once you disconnect the hoses
What is the part number of the new condenser?
Its in video
Its in video
God, this video would be awesome if you had filmed it in landscape mode.
Same frame or not, it's got a unibody so it's not a truck. Great video though.
Sorry but for a "how to" video this kind of falls short. Lots of narrative on how, why and where the condenser leaks, but no real video of the actual removal and installation procedures, just narrative. It starts off backwards with the condenser already out, no removal procedure shown, no installation procedure shown.
O rings
FU GM. My 2004 truck works fine. Buy a new car for the wife and the ac quits. $35 grand for a used . Does have Nice ride and lots of power ..... fir now
Got quoted $2046.00 for this job at the dealer. Smh...