What is the difference between ACDelco 15-22124A and ACDelco 15-22124, besides almost $30?
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product dimensions the 15-22124A 11,5 x 7,7 x 7,2 inches . the 15-22124 10,9 x 10,9 x 10 inches
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the difference is product dimensions : Item model numbee 15-22124 Product Dimensions 10.9 x 10.9 x 10 inches. Item model number 15-22124A Product Dimensions 11.5 x 7.7 x 7.2 inches
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As far as I can tell, nothing is really different between the two. The only difference that I found was how they are packaged. One is packaged more for the general consumer (has some basic instruction in the box), and the other is more geared toward someone running a AC shop. I bought the cheaper one myself, and it worked for me. Just beware that Delco farms these compressors out to other companies now days, so they are Delco only by name anyway, and they only have a one year warranty just like the aftermarkets, and you will need proof of purchase for a dryer, orifice tube and system flush. As far as I can tell, nothing is really different between the two. The only difference that I found was how they are packaged. One is packaged more for the general consumer (has some basic instruction in the box), and the other is more geared toward someone running a AC shop. I bought the cheaper one myself, and it worked for me. Just beware that Delco farms these compressors out to other companies now days, so they are Delco only by name anyway, and they only have a one year warranty just like the aftermarkets, and you will need proof of purchase for a dryer, orifice tube and system flush.
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They are different. Theres the ACdelco AFS105 and AFS106 ones upstream the other downstream. I don't remember which ones which.
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Hmmm, look at the pictures and model numbers. I see no difference. Somebody's confused.
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None. They are the same unit. The extra costs at Amazon is due to their referral fees.
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Looking at Reliance's web site the biggest difference that I see is that the Q310A allows the user to swap out the circuit breakers with breakers that you can buy at most hardware stores while the 30310a has integrated breakers. So for example, in my installation I did not need two 240V circuits so I pulled out one of the 240V breakers and put in two 15amp 120V breakers. In short, you get more flexibility with the Q310A. Whether you need the flexibility might drive the decision to pay a few extra bucks for the Q310A.
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is there a price difference? I don't know the difference, perhaps contact the manufacturer.
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Look at the Lee Precision web site and they tell you which are 120 AC or 240AC. Generally they are 120 VAC, but the SKU90008 and the Sku 90024 are 240 VAC. I would prefer the 240 AC because the load current is only half what the 120 VAC will be. That is assuming you have a 240 V outlet. If not, go to the electric box and tap off the 240 VAC for a separate line. If you know zero about ac wiring, get a friend to do it that knows what he is doing or hire an electrician.
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They are the same compressor under a few different names for some odd reason. Get whichever one is cheaper
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looks like they also differ in weight the 15.00 is 5 lbs. compared to the 25.00 one being only 1 pound
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There are substantial differences between the two. I suggest you look at the Silicon Power web site for the list. I chose the A30 based on what I needed it for and the sale price.
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I do not know what is the difference between the two. Maybe one is a older verison (AQ-4000)? Hopefully, someone else can answer the question for you and me. ;-)
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Not sure what the difference is, but I have been running the $49.15 pump for going on 2 years with absolutely no problems. Hope this helps...
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As near as I can tell, the biggest difference is the model number. Lasko has been making this heater in the same basic design for at least 10 years. The 5919 and 5905 have basically the same geometry and rating. Both have two "power" settings and their sizes are the same. The differences appear, to me, to be only cosmetic. I will say that my 5905 models have a more powerful fan than the model I first bought 10 years or so ago...a very welcome upgrade.
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Roger, Not sure it was made for I don't own the truck anymore. I can tell you that I had the knock off brand and had to replace it in 1.5 years. This one was much faster for the controls and easer to install, the knock off had slag in the screw holes which was a real pain. I should have purchased the ACDelco part first...for my 2003 Tahoe...Good Luck
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Obviously, the big difference is the price. However, in my research I found the parts that attach to your machine may be slightly different with different part numbers. Therefore, it will not fit your machine hook ups or plug in parts, thus creating a leak or bad electrical connection. To be sure what part # is correct check the part number and match to the part number you are replacing. If there are no numbers on part you want to replace, look at the specific model and make of your machine and match that way. Each manufacturer has specific # on their parts for each model of machine they sell. Descriptions also in listing with part stating what machine or model they go with. Numbers could also be engraved on original part too. If you still aren't 100% sure it's the correct part for your machine, call the 800# for the manufacturer of your machine. They can generally give you help with part numbers. In closing, if you do order the wrong part, Amazon is very good about returns and replacements. Be assured you won't lose out and will be able to exchange for the correct part.
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Hey David,Honestly I don't know but try seeing if there's a cross referencing match between this & what Amazon or other web searches specify for your make & model. ie look for part numbers for this one & compare it to whatever sites like Amazon or AutoZone.com provide when you search for an AC Compressor. If the model numbers are the same, then you're good to go. Otherwise, it might not bolt up right, the belt setup might be different, etc. I had a local mechanic do all the ac crap a few years ago after not having AC in my GTP for 5+ years. Glad I did it, regardless of the $700-$900 total for all the parts I rounded up, a new condenser also, freon, labor, etc.-Yaz Hey David,Honestly I don't know but try seeing if there's a cross referencing match between this & what Amazon or other web searches specify for your make & model. ie look for part numbers for this one & compare it to whatever sites like Amazon or AutoZone.com provide when you search for an AC Compressor. If the model numbers are the same, then you're good to go. Otherwise, it might not bolt up right, the belt setup might be different, etc. I had a local mechanic do all the ac crap a few years ago after not having AC in my GTP for 5+ years. Glad I did it, regardless of the... » Read More Hey David,Honestly I don't know but try seeing if there's a cross referencing match between this & what Amazon or other web searches specify for your make & model. ie look for part numbers for this one & compare it to whatever sites like Amazon or AutoZone.com provide when you search for an AC Compressor. If the model numbers are the same, then you're good to go. Otherwise, it might not bolt up right, the belt setup might be different, etc. I had a local mechanic do all the ac crap a few years ago after not having AC in my GTP for 5+ years. Glad I did it, regardless of the $700-$900 total for all the parts I rounded up, a new condenser also, freon, labor, etc.-Yaz « Show Less
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The more expensive one is, in fact, larger than the less-expensive one. The cheaper one is Model 1312-00. The more expensive one is Model 1312-50. There IS a difference!