part number for for OEM ac evaporator

[grass doctor]

anyone know the correct part number for the ac evaporator on turbo regals
thank you for your time

 

[Anthony P]

Matt, no part # in crash book - only group 9.210. this may be a tough find from what Nick said....

https://www.turbobuick.com/threads/new-ac-evaporator-core.427221/

so finding a good used one may be in order- email Intercooled88s (Bob H.) at: fortune628@aol.com

 

[grass doctor]

thx Anthony, Scott told me the ones for turbo cars were thinner than others , a rare part for sure

 

[mike_stahl2000]

I believe I saw them on highway stars


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[mike_stahl2000]

I believe I saw them on highway stars


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Scratch that, was a heater core and condenser. Might try gbodyparts.com. I think they pull parts from cars on site. Also Richard Clark has a mess of GN’s in his back yard that they can pull from. I’ve read about figment issues buying aftermarket.


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[Anthony P]

I pulled an old Poston's catalog from the library. many of their parts used the GM or AC Delco part # .

shows 84-87 as AC15-6516 so consider that AC Delco 15-6516 which is no longer available.

internet search led to possible cross reference as four seasons 54277... but i'm not exactly confident in the info below

https://www.ebay.com/itm/A-C-Evaporator-Core-4-Seasons-54277/201696370469

https://www.rockauto.com/en/parts/four+seasons,54277,a/c+evaporator+core,6768

https://www.amazon.com/Four-Seasons...seasons+54277&qid=1560966091&s=gateway&sr=8-1


It's weird searching the web and coming to Amazon for auto parts. but if the part is not correct, it's SOOO much easier to return to amazon. just experienced the simplicity of dropping off individual items to UPS store with just the amazon return authorization scan code. UPS store will box it for you and ship it at no cost to you.

I have not had a chance to look up Steve V's youtube page to look for an evap core install.

For those following this thread, may want to check with @Nick Micale at Arizona GN. He did so much with radiators and cooling systems he just might have some as well.

 

[grass doctor]

I just saw pics of steve v putting one in maybe new aftermarket or nos one unsure , don't know if he actually did video on it
thx for the research Anthony always a pleasure talking with you

 

[grass doctor]

this one is suppose to work

https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/TEM288021

 

[grass doctor]

and this is supposed to be the Delco / GM number 3058083
you led me on the right path hopefully

 

[Nick Micale]

I have a few good, used AC evaporators removed from working GN AC systems as we have installed a few Vintage Air units.

 

[Royal-T-Ltd]

I have a few good, used AC evaporators removed from working GN AC systems as we have installed a few Vintage Air units.

how much for a good one? Any from low mileage cars? - aaron

 

[GNRick]

I bought the last one from highway Stars. Paid $300.

 

[Reapersgbodys]

anyone know the correct part number for the ac evaporator on turbo regals
thank you for your time

Contact Steve V, he should have the part # for a multi-pass core, which is better with 134A than an original style.

 

[GNRick]

I bought the last one from highway Stars. Paid $300.

I bought the condenser, not evaporator. Sorry for any confusion.

 

[grass doctor]

Contact Steve V, he should have the part # for a multi-pass core, which is better with 134A than an original style.

steve said he uses the multipass for the condenser not evap, and can only re-use stock evap

 

[Reapersgbodys]

steve said he uses the multipass for the condenser not evap, and can only re-use stock evap

My bad, got my parts screwed up, sorry

 

[SPOOLED UP]

Out of the GM parts book of 1989 shows #3058083

 

[grass doctor]

thank you that is one of the numbers I keep seeing/getting

 

[Sherif]

Did you end up figuring out if any of those evaporators will work in our TR's? Currently rebuilding my AC box and i'd like to replace mine. Not sure how i could test it for leaks..figured i would just replace it.

 

[grass doctor]

all after market will require slight modifications for install ... if you have your old a quality radiator shop should be able to test and or repair if not in too bad of shape ... or find a decent used one if not wanting to modify...