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Mojave Heater Plenum For Part Number [640]

Mojave Heater Plenum For Part Number [640]
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Mojave Heater Plenum For Part Number [640]

 
SKU:  

219666

Availability:   Out of stock
 
 

Auxiliary Heater Plenum

 
 
 
Out of stock


Product Details
Product Length:10.5 inches
Product Width:5.0 inches
Product Height:9.0 inches
Product Weight:0.8 pounds
Package Length:9.8 inches
Package Width:5.7 inches
Package Height:5.2 inches
Package Weight:1.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 3 reviews

Features
  • Provides A Source For Defroster Hookup


Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:3.5 ( 3 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews


3spread the warmth  Dec 11, 2009 By dave k.
bought this along with the mojave heater so i could defrost my windshield. it works well at directing the heat but is not perfect in that the heat must be diverted to the side outlet closing off the direct heat to the cabin. on my chevy tracker i had to install a "Rube Goldberg" like affair of plumbing elbows tubing and plastic pipe to get the heat up to the window. silly looking but it works reasonably well.
the plenum does add about four to five inches to the heater thus making mounting a little trickier on a small vehicle like the tracker. i took out the glove box to make room.
overall i'm pleased with the functionality of the unit.


4not bad  Nov 16, 2009 By Glenn R. Marshall "Cut71"
Really need the plenum...Make sure you have the added space for it. The defrost port can be capped with a spray paint cap.

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4Good Product but isn't as easy to install as it seems  Dec 16, 2009 By T. Moulen
This product works great it's nice to finally have heat in my Jeep but there is noooooo way I could have installed this myself as the direction might lead you to believe. Maybe if you have an old and I mean really old Jeep you can install yourself. I have a 98 Wrangler and I brought it to a custom car shop to get installed and they had a tough time getting it in there. They had to do all sorts of customized cutting and shaping to get it in there. They did a good job and it looks like an original piece of the Jeep now but it ended up costing me $700 bucks to get it installed. They guys there said there's no way an average joe who is a little bit mechanically inclined could have done that alone. It took them 3 days to get it in to make it look good too. It works great but ended up costing me way more than I anticipated in the long run.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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