A/C Manifold Hose Assembly Suction And Discharge for GMC Buick Chevy

Product Overview

This aftermarket replacement A/C manifold hose assembly is a suction and discharge assembly intended for the listed GMC, Buick, and Chevy applications. The manifold hose assembly connects the air conditioning compressor to the rest of the A/C system so refrigerant can circulate between the compressor, condenser, and evaporator. It is supplied as a replacement for the corresponding original assembly when that part requires service.

Key Features & Performance

• Manifold hose assembly that carries refrigerant between the compressor and other A/C system components
• Combines suction and discharge lines into one assembly for the listed GMC, Buick, and Chevy applications
• Serves as the replacement component when the original manifold hose assembly is worn, damaged, or leaking
• Supports the normal circulation of refrigerant through the air conditioning system

Fitment & Compatibility

• for GMC applications
• for Buick applications
• for Chevy applications

Common Uses

• Replacing a worn, damaged, or leaking A/C manifold hose assembly
• Servicing the air conditioning system during repair or maintenance
• Restoring normal refrigerant circulation after the original assembly has failed

Technical Specifications

• Product Type: A/C Manifold Hose Assembly - Suction and Discharge Assembly
• General Application: for GMC, Buick, and Chevy applications

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does an A/C manifold hose assembly do? A: It connects the air conditioning compressor to the rest of the system, allowing refrigerant to circulate between the compressor, condenser, and evaporator.

Q: How should fitment be verified? A: Compare the complete existing part number and the complete equipment model designation with the information provided before purchase.

This is an aftermarket replacement part and is not represented as genuine or original equipment. Product appearance and specifications may vary slightly by batch. Compatibility may vary by serial number, model year, or existing part number. Verify fitment before purchase.