UAC EX 10222C A/C Expansion Valve

Works

It fit great I'd buy it again it would help if it came with a bolt two connected to the dryer they're usually seized and you have to find one that'll work

so far working great

It does not come with hardware so u can spend hours trying to get the old ones out due to dissimilar metals or try to locate new. I would recommend buying already connected to evaporator

This product worked as advertised, seems to be a good fit for my 08 Town and Country. Like many of these vehicles, my rear evaporator and evap valve assembly sprung a leak and I wasn't willing to pay the $300 for the Mopar part and instead decided to go the cheaper route. I bought this valve, and the cheap matching UAC evaporator for this vehicle. You should know that these items do not contain the clamping block and associated screws you'll need to attach the evap valve to the evaporator- you'll need to get them off the old assembly or replace them. Mine were so corroded (steel screws in aluminum were seized) that I ruined the old evaporator and valve trying to get them off and STILL couldn't get them off in usable condition. In order to get it all put together, you're going to need the clamping block and screws. Unfotunately, nobody on Amazon carries the clamp and screws, and they don't come with this valve. The part number for the clamp and screws you want is UAC EB00001C (or also Dorman 926-087), and you can find it online. Also you're going to need new o-rings for this job on both sides of the evaporator valve. There are not any sets on Amazon that are specific to this vehicle, so a universal set might be hit or miss. I can confirm that the cheap 270-piece HNBR o-ring set that is old under various names DOES NOT contain the o-rings you need for this application. They are close, but too thin and are likely to leak. I can confirm that Santech MT2707 (I was able to source this from my local Auto Zone) kit has the exact o-rings for both sides of this expansion valve, along with many others that supposedly fit this vehicle. I'm sure there are others, but don't waste your money on that 270 piece universal kit for this particular fix.Overall, this is a good part and a worthwhile purchase, just don't overlook the hassle of needing to collect additional bits to complete this installation.

Not correct for 08 Grand Caravan with rear air.

Screws that come with it are too short. Had to use old ones

Does not come with mounting hardware and could not remove old hardware due to corrosion