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December 12th, 2012 08:12 PM #11
had a leak in my evap and this was temporarily fixed by welding the hole. im planning to replace the original (DENSO, i think, civic 99) evap soon.
I qot a qoute from an ac shop of a Taiwan replacement evap, i dont know the brand they just labeled it serpentine worth 2k. Would you recommend this?
the original DENSO evap cost around 6.5k.
thank you
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December 14th, 2012 11:34 AM #12If buying OEM make sure it is original not rebranded.
It is difficult to tell which A/C parts are reliable or not on the surface. Some manufacturers value engineer their products by using thinner materials or lowered fin pitches just to get eke out more margins. And these are pretty hard to detect by just looking at the item.
One way but not foolproof is to weigh the part. Heavier normally means more material. And given high pressure conditions, thicker materials will normally withstand fatigue longer.
Be mindful of fin symmetry and weld joints as well. It is a good hallmark of how a manufacturer values quality.Last edited by EVO-V; December 14th, 2012 at 11:36 AM.
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April 30th, 2013 06:36 PM #13~ 13 year old honda crv 2.0 liter 4wd
after ~ 13 years biglang one day ayaw lumamig ang aircon. busy ako so my relative who is an amateur mechanic had it fixed at a local car aircon shop owned by his friend. Butas evaporator. cost to replace was 6000 pesos, lahat kasama pati labor and parts and freon. Now noticably mas mahina ang aircon specially pag naka park sa nooontime sun and not moving. Pag cloudy days or gabi or running at highway speeds pwede na. I have to assume na pangit ang linagay na evaporator, kaya nga mura
i can only hope siguro na madali mabutas uli and next time ako nalang ang magpapa ayos. magkano kaya ang magpa replace ng evaporator ng CRV first gen using quality parts?
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April 30th, 2013 06:47 PM #14
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May 9th, 2013 03:41 PM #15
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May 9th, 2013 04:33 PM #16Yung laminated type na evaporator has mor contact fin areas, halos kamukha ng orig ito, mas mabilis at malakas lumamig.
Compared sa oem na pure alumimun lna paikot ikot( same type na gamit sa a/c ng bahay), hilaw lumamig at pag tirik ang araw matagal palamigin ang oto.
Oem ang kinabit ko sa corola ko worth 1.5k compared sa laminated na 2k halaga. Baklasin ko ulit at paltan, di ako natutuwa sa lamig.
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May 10th, 2013 01:07 PM #18-laminated evaporator 3,500
-Serpentine evaporator 2,500
-local evaporator yun maraming tubo na paikot-ikot 1,500
konti lang ang deference mamili ka sa laminated and serpentine type pareho lang orig yan, basta wag local...
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May 12th, 2013 04:16 PM #20
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