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1999 - 2000 Chevrolet S10 Orifice Tube (part#38623)

Part No. 38623 Warranty  
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Brand: Factory Air
Advance Auto Parts Part#: 3881180
Suitable vehicles: Click to find if this product can be used with your vehicle:
  • Chevrolet
    • S10
      • 2000
        • 2000 Chevrolet S10 (2.2L 134CI L4 FI VIN: 4)
      • 1999
        • 1999 Chevrolet S10 (2.2L 134CI L4 FI VIN: 4)


White, Orifice Tube
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Diameter:0.071 in
Material:Plastic
O.E.M. Number:19189768
O.E.M. Replacement:Yes
Orifice Tube Color Code:White

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Factory AirOrifice Tube
 
4.0

(based on 3 reviews)

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    Cons

      Best Uses

      • Everyday driving (3)

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      6/21/2011
       
      5.0

      Small and important

      By doverjohnson

      from Richmond, Texas

      Verified Buyer

      Pros

      • Durable
      • Lightweight

      Cons

      • Difficult To Install

      Best Uses

      • Everyday Driving

      Comments about Factory Air Orifice Tube:

      Until mine cloged up and blew out my hoses I hand never heard of this little guy. Not hard to get to, but experience and tools needed.

      • Car & Truck:
      • Casual Driver

      Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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      6/13/2011
       
      3.0

      Orifice Tube by Factory Air

      By Bill the wizz

      from Florida

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      3 or more reviews submitted

      Pros

      • Easy To Install

      Cons

      • none

      Best Uses

      • Everyday Driving

      Comments about Factory Air Orifice Tube:

      ,,,,

      • Car & Truck:
      • Mechanic

      Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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      10/2/2010

      (3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)

       
      4.0

      A must have!

      By Ed

      from okc,ok

      Verified Buyer
      Helpful Reviewer

      Pros

      • Durable
      • Easy To Install
      • Lightweight

      Cons

        Best Uses

        • Everyday Driving
        • Replacement
        • Restoration

        Comments about Factory Air Orifice Tube:

        This turned out to be the problem with my system. I would say always replace when replacing compressor.

        • Car & Truck:
        • Mechanic, Truck Enthusiast

        Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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        • Q:

          Will your air conditioner blow hot air if this part is bad? and is this part somtimes called an in line filter?
          Asked on 7/14/2011 by B A from Columbia , S.C.

          1 answer

          • CUSTOMER CARE

            A:

            Yes, this part is not called line filter.

            Answered on 7/18/2011 by DIY Daniel from AAP

        • Q:

          Where is it located? I have removed all components and cannot find it in any of the lines.
          Asked on 7/7/2011 by Carl from Stafford, VA

          1 answer

          • CUSTOMER CARE

            A:

            The orifice tube could be located at the EVAPORATOR INLET, mid way between the EVAPORATOR and the CONDENSER (in-line) or at the CONDENSER OUTLET.

            Answered on 7/8/2011 by Vincent from AAP

        • Q:

          where is the orificetub located
          Asked on 7/2/2011 by jim from baltimore md

          1 answer

          • CUSTOMER CARE

            A:

            The orifice tube could be located at the EVAPORATOR INLET, mid way between the EVAPORATOR and the CONDENSER (in-line) or at the CONDENSER OUTLET.

            Answered on 7/4/2011 by Steve from AAP

        • Q:

          are they two orifice tubes in the system? one for the front air and one for the back air? if there is one for the rear air where is it?
          Asked on 5/30/2011 by punk from pikeville ky

          2 answers

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            A:

            I recommend purchasing a Haynes repair manual specifically for your vehicle. This should be able to assist you further into detail on how to locate,repair or replace specific parts.

            Answered on 6/15/2011 by Just Ask Jacob! from AAP

          • A:

            were exactly does the orifice tube go, in the back of the compressor?

            Answered on 6/20/2011 by carmine from port st lucie,florida

        • Q:

          I am replacing the A/C evaporator coil, so I have a new tube to install the orifice tube into, but the orifice tube only goes in about halfway. Is there a trick to seating the orifice tube all the way in?
          Asked on 5/18/2011 by Dave from Melbourne, FL

          1 answer

          • CUSTOMER CARE

            A:

            First, we will have to confirm whether you have ordered the correct one for your vehicle model. If it is the correct one, the size of the tube will be same as the original and it would fit perfectly.

            Answered on 7/8/2011 by DIY Daniel from AAP

        • Q:

          Where does this go?
          Asked on 6/15/2010 by Anonymous

          3 answers

          • VERIFIED BUYER

            A:

            It goes in the lower tube of the evaporator. Open the fitting right up next to the blower box at the bottom of box. It is inserted in the metal tubing.

            Answered on 10/2/2010 by Ed from okc,ok

          • CUSTOMER CARE

            A:

            It will be located inside the A/C lines. If you follow the A/C lines, you should notice a small crimp in the line. That small crimp is where the orifice tube is.

            Answered on 6/16/2010 by Mike from AAP

          • A:

            The orifice tube is on the smaller diameter "high pressure" line going to the evaporator core. It has a union fitting ahead of it. It may be difficult to remove. Pull straight out and try not to twist. If it breaks off inside, you may not be able to get the piece out.

            Answered on 7/4/2010 by IROCamaro from Millville, NJ
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