Flush evaporator if compressor seizes?
 

My AC compressor broke and consequently will have to replace compressor, drier, expansion, and condenser. I will flush lines of course. Do I have to replace the evaporator or flush it? Can I just leave it alone and replace everything else (items above) since I do not see any online postings of replacing or cleaning the evaporator after compressor failure that likely results in debris in A/C system.

Re: Flush evaporator if compressor seizes?
 

I have never serviced an evaporator in the case of doing other AC work. What you have listed (compressor/drier/expansion) will be plenty.

Re: Flush evaporator if compressor seizes?
 

going by what was stated in the OP

unsure of yr of car, what car...still wouldn't hurt to do so since you're pulling it out anyways