Hey guys, I know you all know how much HEAT our engines produce, and that heat is transfered to our A/C accumulator and most probably reducing the A/C system's efficeincy. I just looked at a 2000 TAHOE and GM has already solved this problem with a made to fit accumulator THERMAL BLANKET. I have a buddy in VA. look up the P/N and price and it is surprisingly cheap.

GM P/N-- 15022186 for $5.75 each

I just thought that this will help a lot of us that still have A/C. Later and drive COOL and FAST.

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88 Monte SS 355 TPI/LT-4 HOT CAM/AFR Hydra-rev/ T-56 6-Speed

[This message has been edited by 88SS6SPEED (edited September 25, 2000).]

 

That would be great, but consider that the refrigerant has already passed through the evaporator once it hits the accumulator, so it shouldn't make a difference, but I guess every bit helps.

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