Reply to "Seeking opinions regarding the OEM A/C evap & Heater core vs the aftermarket unit"

PercyMember

I purchased a Halls aftermarket fan unit but have yet to install it as it was a multispeed unit as the dash switch wiring on the new fan unit was different to the original. I believe there are past posts on this site on how to resolve this speed interface wiring issue but just be aware a replacement unit will not be a simple plug and play.

I have persisted with the original in my car but at best it does sound like a bucket of bolts in a tumble drier ......!

Just turn the engine on and problem solved !

Can not comment on the heater and Evap core item.

12/8/228:22 PM

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