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Thanks for all the guidance. After measuring the space available under the radio shelf, trying to not have to reposition the AC hoses, and looking for a 24V universal underdash unit which the old one seemed to be, I ordered one that should fit. But I have to find some new vent "registers" or...

Yeah, I looked at just replacing it with a Red Dot, but the Red Dots are too wide to fit under the radio shelf. I am trying to avoid having to redo the whole system, or just keep filling it up with Freon every few months. I found this one, made by Red Dot, that is supposed to be military for...

Well, two steps forward, one step back. I took the unit completely apart and I did find the leak. With the truck running, the detector goes crazy at the rear of the coils, near the fans, near the bottom. Nothing detected near those hose connectors. The bad news is that the coil is a brick, and...

Mine does look like one of the Red Dot headliner units I see in their catalog. Mine has a seperate controller. Once I remove the radio shelf hopefully I will see a model number and I can just order a new evap once I locate the leak precisely Thanks for pointing me towards Red Dot.

I did check those connections and no leaks from them. I was surprised they would hold that pressure too! I plan on taking it apart so I can look for hidden part numbers and the exact leak location

I did not see any obvious vendor markings as I suspect they are under the radio shelf. I was thinking it may be impossible to find a direct replacement part. Maybe someone can recommend one of the newer under dash units on the pass side where I could just buy a different interior setup, without...

I have done lots of successful AC repairs in my time on a bunch of cars. But since I don't have much experience with my M998, I thought I would ask the collective's advice. When I first got my M998 last year, the AC was a bit warm, and the sight glass showed bubbles. So I added about 3/4 of a...