What's That (June Edition)

[Jeremy airjer W]

Here's five more fairley easy parts for you to identify. I'll post the answers in a few days. I'll also have a little how to repair for one of the parts.

#1

#2

#3

#4

#5

[Scott K]

What happend to this game? I thought it was sorta neat, didnt anyone else want to play along?

1) I really dont know

2) Reciever dryer for an a/c system

3) Constant control relay module

4) A/C evaporator

5) pressure plate/clutch disc/flywheel

[Jeremy airjer W]

Yeah it kind of lost its momentum.

#1 is a chevy suv/truck thing!

[dabaer]

i like the idea of this game! i wont do to good, but you should keep er goin, cause i could learn a lot from it. the only answer i know for this one is #5 cause i had to change my own clutch on my truck last summer! i just know how to take the stuff apart and put in new parts. would love to know all the names of everything!!!!

[mikemac]

I think that #1 is a G.M. wiper motor module. Airjer, you sure are great about all the help that you give people on this thread!!!

[Tom7227]

No clue what they are but # 1 seems to be burnt up a bit and so I'd guess $350 for it, and I can tell you for sure that if you need #5 you probably got towed in and can darn near kiss a K goodbye.

[IFallsRon]

1 Wiper control module. I discussed this last summer and easily replaced one on the Suburban.

5 Clutch assembly. Where's the sawed off piece of broom handle for alignment.

[Jeremy airjer W]

#1 is indeed the famous pulse module out of a full size Chevrolet. A quick test is to twist the connector when it stops working. It it starts again than you probably have bad solder joints. All you need to do is reflow the solder on the 4 main connections than go to the connector. Most times your good as new.

#2 is an A/c reciever/drier or sometimes called an accumulator. This one i think is out of a later model caravan.

#3 The famous ford constant control relay. This can be found on many fords including the taurus and mustang. They control everything from the fuel pump to the cooling fans. I think this one was not supplying power to the a/c compressor.

#4 is an a/c evap core. This is the part that actually makes the air coming into the cabin area cold. This one was out of a full size ford truck/suv. I'm almost positive it was an expedition.

#5 This is the clutch, flywheel, and pressure plate. I don't remember what it is out of but they all pretty much look the same