Wanted: A/C Evaporator Core (OEM)
WantedInterior/Upholstery
Nov 20, 2021, 10:03 PM | Replies: 4 | Views: 507
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Price
$1 - $75
- Location Canton, CT, 06019, USA
- Condition Used
- Compatibility
| Make | Model | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Chevrolet | Camaro | 1998 - 2002 |
Description:
I'm trying to find an OEM A/C Evaporator, aftermarket ones (GPD, UAC, TYC, 4-Seasons, etc) do not have the appropriate mounting holes to affix to the HVAC box - I want this fixed right!
If yours is leak free and in good shape, I'm interested please.
Thanks,
Jeff
for reference, I do not want it if it has the same issue as mentioned in this thread and am really only wanting an OEM unit.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/general-m...-mounting.html
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I had a similar issue, different vehicle, but I used silver solder to attach the missing part.
Filled the unit with water, and used a pencil torch to solder the bracket to the unit.
My replacement came with a foam pad to hold the unit in place.. when I test fit any
bump on pipes knocked it loose. So I cut the piece off the bad one acid cleaned it and did the solder job.
Its about 5 years old now.
Filled the unit with water, and used a pencil torch to solder the bracket to the unit.
My replacement came with a foam pad to hold the unit in place.. when I test fit any
bump on pipes knocked it loose. So I cut the piece off the bad one acid cleaned it and did the solder job.
Its about 5 years old now.
I had a similar issue, different vehicle, but I used silver solder to attach the missing part.
Filled the unit with water, and used a pencil torch to solder the bracket to the unit.
My replacement came with a foam pad to hold the unit in place.. when I test fit any
bump on pipes knocked it loose. So I cut the piece off the bad one acid cleaned it and did the solder job.
Its about 5 years old now.
Filled the unit with water, and used a pencil torch to solder the bracket to the unit.
My replacement came with a foam pad to hold the unit in place.. when I test fit any
bump on pipes knocked it loose. So I cut the piece off the bad one acid cleaned it and did the solder job.
Its about 5 years old now.
