*Evacuate refrigerant responsibly* Front expansion valve: amzn.to/2yeTYXk Rear expansion valve: amzn.to/2Wegvf5 O-rings: amzn.to/3bPOJMh A/C Oil: amzn.to/2Sl3nDC Pick tool: amzn.to/2VLFHum #ad

Love the honesty at 2:15 "Some cursing may be required for removal" lol!

Love your videos. Straight to the point without any B.S. Thanks

I followed your video today to check the expansion valve on my 06 Odyssey. This video was awesome. I really appreciate it. I was able to get the blower / filter assy plenum out fairly easily (no saucy language either) but going back.... Yowza - that was an adventure! I ended up removing the plastic duct that dumps air on the floor and the plenum went in first try. Yes... There ended up being plenty of room to reinstall the floor duct as well. Many thanks! Much appreciation for dropping the video - NO WORDS NEEDED😅 GREAT STUFF

Absolutely an excellent video. Many thanks to you sir for taking the effort to do this for others!

Man thank you for all the vids you do. Really, you’re the best!!

Very Good Work. May God continue to increase U with His infinite Wisdom. Thanks so much!

Excellent video Mr Ranger. Stay well Artie 😊

Solid video as always sir.

Very well done, except you did not share what model year Odyssey this was service on!🤔

Thanks alot just follow your instructions and it was simple keep up the good work on posting

Big thumbs up to you. That is how a video is done.

Thanks, this video helped me a lot, same setup as my 09 mdx.

Thanks for the video 👍🏼👍🏼

hi MrRanger , just wondering if the a/c pressure switch on a 14 odyssey goes bad would it effect the fans turning on at high speed when ac is on? i tried unplugging it and plugging back in and for an instant the fans turned on high when the compressor engaged but then the fans went back to low speed.what gives any suggestions?

I'm at 1:44 where you indicate to "cut the plastic out". What do I need to be aware of for this step since it is irreversible?

Hi thank you very much and God bless you. can I wash it with water the evap?

Is this a common problem with these? I have a 2010 odyssey blowing cold on passenger side and warm on driver (there is no problem with the blend doors for sure. My low side is a bit high @40 psi and high side is just under 100psi, system is fully charged so I suspect the valve is bad. Car came in for no a/c, the clutch was shot on compressor and then this happens go figure. Looks like it’s not that bad of a job to do.

Omg that looks like a big job. My front A/C blows fine. But doesn't blow cold the rear AC blows cold. The front will blow cold then few minutes later start blowing warm. But has blow power. Sometimes the passenger side will blow cold the drivers side will blow hot. Is this what is wrong with mine?

I have a question. I ordered my front expansion valve from honda. I got my package today and inside my package comes the expansion valve that looks like the one in the video. But it also comes with a small rubber hose that is 6-7 inches long. Are we supposed to do something with the hose line?

Mine is a 2005 with 280k miles. My high pressure stays steady at around 110 psi regardless of engine rpm. Front ac blows slightly cool, nothing from rear. Suction side stays steady at almost 40 psi at idle then drops to about 18-20 at 2000 rpm. Compressor never cycles and stays running entire time. I'm suspecting a bad txv but how do you isolate front or rear? The discharge and suction line next to the test ports are slightly hot on discharge and very slightly cool on suction.

No more civic videos? Loved those vids

How did you evacuate the refrigerant?

Can the expansion valves be replaced with the system being charged (freon)?

How long did it take you, i have to do the same tomorrow?

What years odyssey’s does this apply to?

What Will Happen If These Went Bad ?? Symptoms

What year is this odyssey?

Can you do a door blend actuator on a 2016 Honda Civic? or would you mind telling me where it’s located I can’t find it anywhere. Thanks in advance!

Dang! Ridiculous of Honda not to put it on the firewall in the engine compartment like many cars! All that stuff to remove just to get to it. Many thanks for the video, though, very helpful.