Toyota Yaris: Condenser / Removal
REMOVAL
PROCEDURE
1. RECOVER REFRIGERANT FROM REFRIGERATION SYSTEM
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2. REMOVE HEADLIGHT ASSEMBLY LH
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3. REMOVE HEADLIGHT ASSEMBLY RH
HINT:
Use the same procedure as for the LH side.
4. REMOVE NO. 1 AIR CLEANER INLET
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5. REMOVE RADIATOR UPPER AIR GUIDE PLATE
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6. REMOVE FRONT BUMPER ENERGY ABSORBER
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7. REMOVE FRONT BUMPER REINFORCEMENT
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8. REMOVE HOOD LOCK ASSEMBLY
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9. REMOVE UPPER RADIATOR SUPPORT SUB-ASSEMBLY
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10. REMOVE COOL AIR INTAKE DUCT
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11. REMOVE FRONT RADIATOR SIDE AIR GUIDE PLATE LH
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12. REMOVE FRONT RADIATOR SIDE AIR GUIDE PLATE RH
HINT:
Use the same procedure as for the LH side.
13. REMOVE NO. 1 RADIATOR AIR GUIDE LH
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14. REMOVE NO. 1 RADIATOR AIR GUIDE RH
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15. DISCONNECT NO. 1 COOLER REFRIGERANT DISCHARGE HOSE
| (a) Remove the bolt to disconnect the No. 1 cooler refrigerant discharge hose from the cooler condenser assembly. |
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(b) Remove the O-ring from the No. 1 cooler refrigerant discharge hose.
NOTICE:
Seal the openings of the disconnected parts using vinyl tape to prevent entry of moisture and foreign matter.
16. DISCONNECT NO. 2 AIR CONDITIONING TUBE AND ACCESSORY ASSEMBLY
| (a) Remove the bolt to disconnect the No. 2 air conditioner tube and accessory assembly from the cooler condenser assembly. |
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(b) Remove the O-ring from the No. 2 air conditioner tube and accessory assembly.
NOTICE:
Seal the openings of the disconnected parts using vinyl tape to prevent entry of moisture and foreign matter.
17. REMOVE COOLER CONDENSER ASSEMBLY
| (a) Remove the 3 bolts. |
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(b) Disengage the guide to remove the cooler condenser assembly.
NOTICE:
Do not damage the cooler condenser assembly or radiator assembly when removing the cooler condenser assembly.
On-vehicle Inspection
ON-VEHICLE INSPECTION PROCEDURE 1. INSPECT COOLER CONDENSER ASSEMBLY (a) If the cooler condenser assembly fins are dirty, clean them with water and dry them with compressed air...
Disassembly
DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURE 1. REMOVE COOLER DRYER (a) Using a 14 mm straight hexagon, remove the cap from the modulator.
*a Modulator (b) Using needle-nose pliers, remove the cooler dryer from the modulator...
Other information:
Toyota Yaris XP210 (2020-2026) Reapir and Service Manual: Removal
REMOVAL CAUTION / NOTICE / HINT The necessary procedures (adjustment, calibration, initialization, or registration) that must be performed after parts are removed and installed, or replaced during engine unit removal/installation are shown below. Necessary Procedure After Parts Removed/Installed/Replaced Replaced Part or Performed Procedure Necessary Procedure Effect/Inoperative Function when Necessary Procedure not Performed Link Engine assembly Cylinder head sub-assembly Camshaft (for intake or exhaust camshaft) Camshaft timing gear assembly Camshaft timing exhaust gear assembly Fuel injector assembly Fuel pump (for low pressure side) Fuel pump assembly (for high pressure side) Fuel pressure sensor (for low pressure side) Fuel pressure sensor (for high pressure side) Spark plug Ignition coil assembly Air intake system parts Exhaust system parts Turbocharger sub-assembly Inspection after repair Poor idle, etc...
Toyota Yaris XP210 (2020-2026) Reapir and Service Manual: Removal
REMOVAL CAUTION / NOTICE / HINT HINT: When the cable is disconnected / reconnected to the auxiliary battery terminal, systems temporarily stop operating. However, each system has a function that completes learning the first time the system is used. Learning completes when vehicle is driven Effect/Inoperative Function When Necessary Procedures are not Performed Necessary Procedures Link Lane tracing assist system Drive the vehicle straight ahead at 35 km/h (22 mph) or more for 5 second or more...
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