The original TXV was replaced with a 4seasons TXV: https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.ph ... 7932&jsn=9. All components were 4seasons, except for the condenser which was a Denso part.

Think it's worth replacing the 4seasons TXV with an OEM one?

The TXV was an after market item, not OEM and since I replaced everything, I've always wondered if it was in fact the right one. I'm not getting any complaints on the A/C for now but will plan on taking everything apart again when it starts acting up and change the TXV with an OEM one at that time. ...

Thanks for the info! The replacement was done three years ago and I want to say I drained the oil in the compressor and made sure to stay under the oil requirement. However, if there's too much oil in the system, is there a way to drain it out without taking the entire system apart so I can put in t...

When I replaced everything I took all lines out of the car and flushed them completely. At the time, I replaced the evaporator, metering valve, condenser, drier, and compressor. As for the oil, I added PAG46 oil to the evaporator, compressor, and condenser making sure to not exceed the total amount ...

Hello, I replaced all components in the AC system of my 2007 CRV three years ago and it never seemed to run right but it cooled ok at 58F. I replaced the refrigerant twice at that time thinking i had done the recharge incorrectly but still got the same cooling temp with the low side around 38 psi an...