Hyundai Genesis Coupe Heater & Blower Unit Removal - Replacement Procedure

This page is a service procedure titled "Replacement" describing the first nine steps for removing the heater and blower unit (heater core assembly) from the vehicle. The procedure begins with disconnecting the negative battery terminal, recovering the refrigerant with a recovery/recycling/charging station, and draining the engine coolant from the radiator when the engine is cool. It then instructs removing the bolts and expansion valve from the evaporator core, with a note to plug or cap the lines immediately to avoid moisture and dust contamination, and disconnecting the inlet and outlet heater hoses from the heater unit. A caution warns that engine coolant will spill when the hoses are disconnected, advising the use of a clean drip pan and immediate rinsing of any spilled coolant to protect electrical parts and painted surfaces. Subsequent steps cover removing the crash pad and cowl cross bar assembly (with cross-references to the BD group-Crash pad section), removing the heater & blower unit after loosening 3 mounting bolts, and separating the blower unit from the heater unit after loosening 2 screws. Four illustrations (SBKHA9025D, SBKHA9026D, SBKHA9027L, SBKHA9028D) show component locations labeled A–D. The document itself does not state a year, make, or model.