[leftybass209]

I would agree with getting a compressor rather than removing, but to answer your question- start in the engine bay first. I don't mean to sound sarcastic or rude but it's simple mechanics if that makes sense. There's no tricks or gimmicks to removing. You will have to pull your hood and your inner fender to remove the box. Once you remove the engine bay components you will need to disconnect the cables and pull the defrost and ac hoses. Remove the ac glove box and remove the bolts for the inner box. You will be left with a gaping hole and no heat or defrost. The other option is to purchase an ac delete box which keeps your heater but loses the ac specific components.