Easier way to replace the expansion valve/evaporator than what is commonly available. Most sources show tearing the dash apart. These cars are getting older and in Kansas it is a hot summer, so it is time to fix the AC! The lower panels are held in by clips and screws. Once they're free, you can drop out the ECU bracket and the blower unit. This gives you access to the evaporator cover and the screws that hold it in. After that, the evaporator core can be removed! If you need to replace an ECU, blower unit, expansion valve, or evaporator, this should give you all the information you need.
