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Jun 24, 2010 | 09:08 AM

nyliac

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HVAC Programmer

Can anyone help me find this part for my 95 LT1? GM 19153500 HVAC Programmer.

Jun 24, 2010 | 09:28 AM

RLG

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check the C4 parts section here. If it isn't for sale here check Ebay

Jun 24, 2010 | 09:48 AM

nyliac

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Just looked on the parts section, no luck. Found one on ebay, however, the GM part # is different. Need 19153500 and it's listed as 16177111. Will this work?

Jun 24, 2010 | 10:04 AM

Jamesnns

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Lots of guys have had luck taking them apart and cleaning them...and then they work.
Appartantly they are suprizingly simple but yet pricey.

Search here and you'll find DIY for this if you feel this will help..

Jun 24, 2010 | 10:43 AM

JM95

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C4 CF member WEBurke is parting out a 95. He may have one. Check with him.

Jun 24, 2010 | 01:33 PM

RLG

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I used one that was from a 94 on my 90 and it worked fine. I used the vac nipple from my 90 because it was hard plastic and not the soft type that seems to want to collapse.

Jun 24, 2010 | 01:46 PM

markjonesa

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I found mine at The Corvette Parts Guy in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Jun 24, 2010 | 04:37 PM

nyliac

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Does he have a web site? I googled it, but no luck.

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Jun 24, 2010 | 05:49 PM

toptechx6

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I think this is the place, but his web site is down, might be worth calling though, good luck.

http://www.bizfind.us/10/267492/arts...auderdale.aspx

Jun 24, 2010 | 06:25 PM

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RLG

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For all to know, toptechx6 helped me diagnose my problem on my A/C(clutch would not engage) The guy is a walking gold mine of information and is always willing to lend a hand.

Jun 24, 2010 | 11:27 PM

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QCVette

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RLG

I used the vac nipple from my 90 because it was hard plastic and not the soft type that seems to want to collapse.

I found a way to keep them from collapsing. I took small diameter hypodermic needles, cut them to length, rounded the edges, and inserted them through the nipples. It provides a permanent solution to prevent them from collapsing. It cost me 25 cents each at Walgreens for the needle tips.

I did this on my mom's buick, but they are similar. On her car, it was in a position where I didn't even have to take it out. It cost me a buck or two and about a half an hour when the dealership wanted about $500 for the part and about $500 for labor. It was the soft rubber that had failed, and this method worked. It is still working 7 years later.

Jun 25, 2010 | 02:09 AM

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C4boy

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From: Red Sox Nation! RI

Depending on what's wrong with yours, you may be able to repair it yourself by resoldering or replacing a couple resistors, or Dr Don's repairs them also.

Jun 25, 2010 | 04:47 AM

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toptechx6

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RLG

For all to know, toptechx6 helped me diagnose my problem on my A/C(clutch would not engage) The guy is a walking gold mine of information and is always willing to lend a hand.

Thanks for the kind words, glad you able to resolve your A/C issue.