will this work in my 1986 Chevy G30 RV Cab A/C
912851
l wished l could say you bet! but not sure, so far the only way l have used it is in a thermo King refrigeration unit ( unit was built in 1968 )that was a truck mount (l turned into a walk-in cooler) and it has worked great!!! far better then Hot-Shot. l used the RED TEK sealer and two cans of the refrigerant that was last Sept. still working good.
912852
If your car needs r12 this worked for my 92 celica and it comes with interchangeable heads for almost any car.
1152284
Best thing to do is check the PAC website. They will list the unit needed for your car
1727016
I would assume that it would. It worked perfectly on my 2003 GMC Sierra 1500, which also had no heat and no signal
838569
If its a GM type compressor then it will work. There should be a tag or mark on the unit to indicate the type. Google that number. It might help you find out. It's a basic tool. Go easy on it. Make sure everything is seated well before using. It worked on my GM unit just fine.
566402
It should work but check your fcc Id number on the back of your old key fob to be certain. Chevy uses many different fcc numbers. Then compare it to the list in the ad.
201278
Should work. Installed this on a 20+ year old gas furnace with electric A/C. Lots of detailed instructions.
1276884
Try ordering the Master cool 58531 core kit. This kit works on automotive a/c, the above tool is for house/ business a/ c systems.
554328
It should. Check the tekonsha website to make sure. Be aware that some Chevys didn't have all the wires hooked to the fuse box. I had to hook mine up in order to make it work. Make sure you get the right install cable.
1189832
If your existing unit looks similar to the picture, I believe it will fit and work just fine. I believe that the new and original units use 30 amp, 120 volt primary power coming into your RV via the power cord to the power center and converter, and provides 55 amps of 12 volt DC power coming out of the converter. The physical size of the unit will be the same for the 45 and 55 amp converters. Be sure to label each wire on your existing unit before removing them. Taking a few pictures of the original unit and wire connections can be of help and a good reference.
848797
Has at least two GM adapters that I know of, so it should. Note you also need clutch holding tool like this:Powerbuilt 648980 Air Conditioner Clutch Holding Tool
1410417
Without modification, this thermostat will work just fine in your RV, as long as you have a 110 volt AC supply. The thermostat actually runs off of a transformer that converts the 110 volt AC supply from the wall to a 24 volt AC supply to the thermostat.
1922053
I would think so. I use it for 30A service for my camper. Not sure what amperage your motorhome requires.
1432231
This will work with any RV that has 12 volt DC and a ground lead at the monitor position. The challenge is that it is not the exact size of some of the earlier versions so that you have to fabricate a backing plate to make the installation look better. If you do not care about cosmetics, it will not be a factor, just make sure that the red wire goes to the plus + side and the black wire goes to the minus - side.
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I DON'T know if it will work or not. The engine specs aren't that much different in the two. Amazon has a great tool when purchasing automotive accessories that lets you enter your vehicle's information, and it will tell you immediately if it is compatible or not. I recommend you use that feature. I will also tell you that the a/c itself works GREAT.
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I believe it will, it comes with good instructions on how to wire it to the original connector. All you need are wire cutters and wire nuts.RV
1274198
It works with 2005 Chevy Silverado LS Ext Cab truck. Search around and make sure it is the right replacement part.
1327139
If your a/c system is r134a, it will work. If it is r12, you would have to changeout the QDs on the tool