UACEV0090PFC EVAP CORE/EVAP ASSY - NEW EVAPORATOR

To all the whiners. Take the foam off your old core and get some spray adhesive to attach it to the new one. Or spend $400 for one from mopar that comes with the foam on all sides. Also even mopar parts are now made in China. Plus you can buy a box of o-rings for $8. I paid $75 for this evap core and an expansion valve. Plus the o'rings and r134 recharge. Everything for less than $150 and 8 hours labor I saved $2000. let's hope this thing lasts.

Perfect fit. Great aftermarket replacement for my 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 5.7L engine

My Evap went down in my 2011 Ram 1500 5.7 hemi truck and was blowing nothing but warm air. Found out Evap went bad and needed to be replaced. It's a major job because you have to take the entire dash apart to get to the evap. Most places will charge $1200 to $2000 for this repair. Luckily I know a local mechanic who offered to do it for $500 plus the $100 for this evap. Now I have cold air again. No complaints.

works fine in my 2011 ram 2500 laramie 6.7 diesel. had to use the old foam for the install, but overall it works.

According to the mechanic that installed the part, i got one of the best in the market. So im going to take his word for it, and by the price i paid, i will say i recommend this with eyes closed.

Product was great for perfect and no issue! Delivery was fast package came in perfect condition! Great product

Exactly what this truck needed works great

Just installed and fit perfectly, waiting on new r134 to fill it and test it out but have no doubts it will works as it should.