How do you change the A/C Condenser on a 2004 Navigator?

Well I completed this project last week and found out it was easy as hell. Probably a one wrench to two wrench job on a five wrench scale. Basically you remove all the plastic screw tabs from the top. Should be about 6 if I remember correctly (no more than 8 total). After you remove those, you unscrew the lines connected to the condenser (two 13mm). Once you remove those, remove the two brackets connecting the condenser to the radiator (two 10mm). Once thats removed, loosen the brackets holding the condenser in place (two 10mm). Slide the old condenser out. I took the foam off the bottom of the old condenser and glued it to the bottom of the new condenser(bought it at autozone for $189). Seat the new condenser in the rubber garmets. Tighten the brackets that hold it in place. And reverse the rest of these instructions. A simple job. Took all of about 30 minutes to remove and replace. For those who have to encounter this project, take my word for it, it is very easy. It was so easy that I ended up asking the garage personnel who oversaw the project, if I was missing something. He laughed and said no. Mind you, I had been quoted anywhere from $300(with me providing the part) to over $700 to perform this service. He recharged my a/c for $45 and I was on my way. Good luck to anyone that this project helps out.