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Old Air Products VIR Eliminator Kit

(73-76 Corvette C3

Find parts that fit my vehicle Item EK-25-113318-1
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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation

    Features

    • E VIR Elim Kit (A/C)
    • No Drilling or Modification Required
    • Serves as a Direct-Fit and Bolt-On Restoration Component
    • Guaranteed to Deliver an Unparalleled and Long-Lasting Performance
    • Can Withstand Corrosion and Rust
    • Manufactured from Top-Notch Aluminum Valve Quality Material
    • Brings Back Vehicle's Tip-Top Working Condition
    • Made to Meet or Exceed Industry-Leading Quality and Safety Standards
    • Intended for a Straightforward Installation Procedure
    • Engineered for all 1973-1977 Chevrolet Corvette Models

    Description

    Our VIR Eliminator kit converts the A/C system on most 1974-1976 GM vehicles to a cycling clutch system as found on later model vehicles. The original VIR assembly is replaced with an accumulator and orifice. This conversion eliminates common problems with sticking POA and/or expansion valves, along with reducing desiccant break down and rust formation in the steel casing enhanced by heat from the exhaust manifold. Installation may require minor modification of the original A/C hose assembly. Works very well when retrofitting the A/C system to 134a or other EPA approved automotive refrigerant. Made in the USA!

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    Install Details & What's in the Box

    Installation Info

    Installation Time

    (approx) 3 Hours

    Difficulty Level:

    Simple installation for anyone.

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    What's in the Box

    • (1) E VIR Elim Kit

    Tech Specs

    4.8

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