on my 2005chev pickup when runing the ac the heater come on what part do i need
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Hi Jerry, AC Delco 15-80567 was the part I used to fix that problem. Same issue you have, turn a/c on and it blows hot air. Remove the glove box and it's right there. Good Luck
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Robert, I looked in my manual and can find "nothing" called a heat element? If you look in your manual (page 14) it shows all of the components and their part numbers; with the proper part number and a computer you should be able to find what you need. If you don't have your manual, try to better describe what broke and I'll attempt to match it with a part number. Greg
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Most likely, my 2005 Tahoe slowly got cranky about changing temp and would turn from A/C to full heat without warning. It finally got stuck on full heat and stayed that way. It's a common problem with these trucks. Replaced the stock one with this part and it fixed the problem. Pretty cheap fix if you do it yourself.
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I was told it worked for my 2005 Silverado and the blower does work but it makes my AC blow out one side and Heater out of other half. I have not persued this delima any further since it is almost winter and was mostly concerned about blowing AC.
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No, for that you need this - Honda Odyssey (Set of 6 Bulbs) Heater A/C Climate Control Dash Light Bulb KitEasy to replace and a good value. I have a 2005 as well.
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Yes, you will need a standard American '3' prong receptacle (female end), extension cord. Cord on heater is less than a foot long.
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I have the same model of heater.. Fit like a glove, but requires a few wire modifications that are explained on the instruction sheet. Make sure you Google the procedure for motor removal as it makes everything easier..
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No it wont help, you probably have a chevy truck and are talking about the heater blower... this part wont help
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If you are replacing an existing unit, then no. If you are adding this to a camper that does not currently have A/C or is not pre-wired for A/C, then you will need to purchase the wire, wire nuts, and anything else necessary to hook up the electrical. If your camper is older (as mine was) and has had a leak around the old unit and/or 14" x 14" vent you may have to repair rotted wood. If your camper does not have A/C. you will need to determine if your roof is capable of supporting your new A/C. Mine wasn't, so I have to build braces to support the roof. I couldn't find anything you could buy or much information online, so I just did the best I could. It might not be a bad idea to do into a RV dealership and try to pick someone's brain.
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Take cover off of panel in camper you should be able to see the part number. I identified mine by the 55 in the part number because I needed a 55 amp. Hope this helps.
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Check the specs. These items worked great,after matching specs. My heater was INOP until I replaced them
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Yes just be aware of what else maybe drawing off the circuit you are looking to add the heater to. Requests a dedicated circuit.
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My state select heater model is GS64OYBRT4 & It fit perfect...I'm quite sure this part will fit yours...Still working perfectly!!!!
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It should, it fit real nice on my 2005, on mine the block heater was on the right side just above the starter..
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No Eric - you need to but a plug in thermostat be careful of your electrical system - I burned out the circuit using this heater and had to re wire that room and put it on it's own breaker - my house is 100 yrs old and still had some hidden nob & tube wiring which I feel contributed to the problem - ever since the new wire is in no problems
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You will need an electrician to run power to it from the thermostat. Mine was a replacement, so I installed it myself using the existing power line.
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I purchased my unit from "TZSeller" and he informed me that if I need parts to just email him and he could get them..Don't know if that is where you got yours but hopefuly whoever you purchased the heater from could help you..It has a 3 year warranty.