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GOOD AFTERMARKET EVAPS #2425755
12/30/17 01:13 PM
12/30/17 01:13 PM
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S.E.Ohio
Magnumguy Offline OP
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I need to replace the blower motor in our 97 Dakota, and yes, the evap is bad, and I'd like to replace it while they're in there. What's a good aftermarket replacement, if any.

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Re: GOOD AFTERMARKET EVAPS [Re: Magnumguy] #2425796
12/30/17 02:16 PM
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Rock auto lists 3 aftermarkets brands all under $40. I dont have a recommendation. But an OEM is $114 from this supplier:

https://www.cdjrmoparparts.com/auto-part...or-and-fan-scat

https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/dodge,1997,dakota,5.2l+v8,1087714,heat+&+air+conditioning,blower+motor,6916


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Re: GOOD AFTERMARKET EVAPS [Re: Magnumguy] #2425831
12/30/17 02:54 PM
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Thanks 2 bolt main.


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Re: GOOD AFTERMARKET EVAPS [Re: Magnumguy] #2425916
12/30/17 04:38 PM
12/30/17 04:38 PM
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It's a dry heat
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My honest opinion.
Buy an OEM . Or one of Mopars Value Line replacements.
Its a job I REALLY would rather not do a 2nd time because I went cheap

Re: GOOD AFTERMARKET EVAPS [Re: Magnumguy] #2426112
12/30/17 11:29 PM
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When I did the one in my Durango, I spray painted it. I think that the aluminum developed pin holes from it sitting in water around the foam that held it in. Don't think it affected the performance of it, but I never did have real good heating or cooling in that vehicle.







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