Evaporator Coil Failer

Johnny B wrote:

Hey guys, I bought a used evaporator core of the internet, and the guy sent me detailed instructions on how to do it youself. If any of you want a copy of this e-mail just post ur e-mail address and i'll send it ASAP!!!
P.S. After I read theis e-mail, i knew why they are charging so much to do this repair. You have to have the right tools and alot of time (1 1/2 -2 days at least) to work on your vehicle.

Johnny B wrote:

Hey guys, I bought a used evaporator core of the internet, and the guy sent me detailed instructions on how to do it youself. If any of you want a copy of this e-mail just post ur e-mail address and i'll send it ASAP!!!
P.S. After I read theis e-mail, i knew why they are charging so much to do this repair. You have to have the right tools and alot of time (1 1/2 -2 days at least) to work on your vehicle.

Ron Murray Reading PA wrote:

My 1997 T and C evap just went. Mechanic wants 1000.00. Good thing i can do it myself. PS watch the heater cores too.

Navin wrote:

I have a 2004 Chrysler Pacifica that has 31,000 miles on it. The A/C did not work right off the bat. Every summer I took to the dealer Russ Darrow in Madison, Wisconsin, this Bernie Sherwood, the service manager, would tell that the Freon is low and it needs refilling. After refilling it for a couple of years, I finally confronted him and Chrysler and told the problem needs a fix as I have a toddler and an infant on the way. Patrick Bulger the manager at Russ Darrow told me I quote "he couldn't careless about my kids."
Chrysler ordered that I pay $100 for diagnosis. This May, 2007, after my warranty expired Chrysler and Russ Darrow diagnosed the problem to be the failure of Evaporator Coil due to plant material. Before this happened this Bernie Sherwood guy told me that animals were blocking air intake. He and his manager Patrick Bulger concocted these stories about how this is my problem and I am out of warranty. Then I called and I spoke to Tiffny and Candice in East Tennessee customer service office told about the history of the vehicle. Brand new vehicle had defective Evaporator coil and no action was taken by Chrysler and
Russ Darrow.
I frankly think is a much bigger problem than I am lead to believe. There are many Pacificas that have these Evaporator Coil problems. I think Chrysler needs to recall these vehicles or this might result in a class action law suit.
This figh has just began today for me with Chrysler.

Navin wrote:

I have a 2004 Chrysler Pacifica that has 31,000 miles on it. The A/C did not work right off the bat. Every summer I took to the dealer Russ Darrow in Madison, Wisconsin, this Bernie Sherwood, the service manager, would tell that the Freon is low and it needs refilling. After refilling it for a couple of years, I finally confronted him and Chrysler and told the problem needs a fix as I have a toddler and an infant on the way. Patrick Bulger the manager at Russ Darrow told me I quote "he couldn't careless about my kids."
Chrysler ordered that I pay $100 for diagnosis. This May, 2007, after my warranty expired Chrysler and Russ Darrow diagnosed the problem to be the failure of Evaporator Coil due to plant material. Before this happened this Bernie Sherwood guy told me that animals were blocking air intake. He and his manager Patrick Bulger concocted these stories about how this is my problem and I am out of warranty. Then I called and I spoke to Tiffny and Candice in East Tennessee customer service office told about the history of the vehicle. Brand new vehicle had defective Evaporator coil and no action was taken by Chrysler and
Russ Darrow.
I frankly think is a much bigger problem than I am lead to believe. There are many Pacificas that have these Evaporator Coil problems. I think Chrysler needs to recall these vehicles or this might result in a class action law suit.
This figh has just began today for me with Chrysler.