Olds Condenser
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AC CONDENSER for OLDSMOBILE OLDS 88 Eighty Eight Delta (1989-1991), , 1989 1990 1991 89 90 91 Sale Price: $74.79  |
Olds Condenser
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 CHEVY PONTIAC BUICK SATURN OLDS AC CONDENSER GM 3126 US $305.00 |
 84 85 86 OLDS 88 AC CONDENSER NEW OE REPLACEMENT US $265.00 |
 79 80 81 82 83 OLDS 88 AC CONDENSER NEW OE REPLACEMENT US $265.00 |
 74 75 76 77 78 OLDS 88 AC CONDENSER NEW OE REPLACEMENT US $265.00 |
 66 OLDS 98 AC CONDENSER NEW OE REPLACEMENT US $265.00 |
 69 70 71 72 73 OLDS 88 AC CONDENSER NEW OE REPLACEMENT US $265.00 |
 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 OLDS 98 AC CONDENSER US $265.00 |
 69 70 71 72 73 OLDS F85 AC CONDENSER NEW OE REPLACEMENT US $245.00 |
 66 OLDS F85 AC CONDENSER NEW OE REPLACEMENT US $245.00 |
 1964 Oldsmobile Olds F85 AC Condenser F 85 64 US $194.00 |
 67 68 69 70 71 72 Olds Supreme NOS ac Condenser Judging US $174.99 |
 69 70 71 72 73 Olds Delta 88 AC Condenser Judging New US $174.99 |
 68 69 70 71 72 Olds F 85 NOS AC Condenser Judging New US $174.99 |
 67 68 69 70 71 72 Olds Cutlass NOS ac Condenser judging US $174.99 |
 67 68 69 70 71 72 Olds 442 NOS ac Condenser Judging Air US $174.99 |
 74 75 76 77 Olds Cutlass Supreme NOS ac Condenser new US $169.99 |
 OLDSMOBILE OLDS BRAVADA NEW AC CONDENSER 02 03 04 A C US $159.00 |
 OLDSMOBILE OLDS ALERO NEW AC CONDENSER 2002 2004 US $159.00 |
 OLDSMOBILE OLDS SILHOUETTE NEW AC CONDENSER 01 04 34L US $159.00 |
 OLDSMOBILE OLDS BRAVADA NEW AC CONDENSER 02 05 42L US $154.00 |
 2000 Olds Intrigue Radiator Condenser Cooling Fan 35 L US $153.00 |
 2001 Olds Intrigue Radiator Condenser Cooling Fan 35 L US $153.00 |
 2002 Olds Intrigue Radiator Condenser Cooling Fan 35 L US $153.00 |
 1997199819992000 CHEVY PONTIAC OLDS VAN CONDENSER US $150.00 |
 OLDSMOBILE OLDS BRAVADA AC CONDENSER 2002 04 42 L US $149.00 |
 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 Olds 98 Delta NOS condenser US $144.99 |
 OLDSMOBILE OLDS ALERO NEW AC CONDENSER 02 04 US $144.00 |
 92 93 94 95 Olds Silhouette Condenser Fan Assembly US $142.99 |
 Olds Silhouette 99 00 AC CONDENSER RADIATOR COOLING FAN US $137.99 |
 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 Olds Custom Cruiser NOS condenser US $134.99 |
 84 85 86 87 88 89 Olds Custom Cruiser NOS condenser US $134.99 |
 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 Olds Toronado NOS ac Condenser OEM US $129.99 |
 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 Olds Delta NOS ac Condenser US $129.99 |
 78 79 80 Olds Cutlass Supreme NOS AC Condenser a c oem US $129.99 |
 2001 Olds Silhouette New Radiator Condenser Cooling Fan US $127.00 |
 2002 Olds Silhouette New Radiator Condenser Cooling Fan US $127.00 |
 2003 Olds Silhouette New Radiator Condenser Cooling Fan US $127.00 |
 2004 Olds Silhouette New Radiator Condenser Cooling Fan US $127.00 |
 2005 Olds Silhouette New Radiator Condenser Cooling Fan US $127.00 |
 OLDS 98 REGENCY AC CONDENSER 1994 1995 1996 1997 99 US $120.00 |
 OLDSMOBILE OLDS AURORA NEW A C CONDENSER 1995 to 1999 US $120.00 |
 NEW AC CONDENSER OLDS INTRIGUE GRAND PRIX MONTE CARLO US $119.50 |
 2001 Olds Aurora New Radiator AC Condenser Cooling Fan US $119.00 |
 2002 Olds Aurora New Radiator AC Condenser Cooling Fan US $119.00 |
 2003 Olds Aurora New Radiator AC Condenser Cooling Fan US $119.00 |
 1999 Olds Silhouette Radiator AC Condenser Cooling Fan US $118.00 |
 2000 Olds Silhouette Radiator AC Condenser Cooling Fan US $118.00 |
 Buick Century Olds Ciera 94 95 96 L4 AC A C CONDENSER US $116.99 |
 OLDS CUTLAS CIERA NEW AC CONDENSER 1995 1996 95 96 A C US $115.00 |
 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME NEW A C CONDENSER 1989 to 1993 US $114.00 |
 A C Condenser 1989 1993 Buick Chevy Olds Pont NEW3244 US $109.07 |
 OLDS 88 ROYALE NEW A C CONDENSER 1992 1993 92 93 US $109.00 |
 OLDS 98 REGENCY NEW A C CONDENSER 1992 1993 92 93 US $109.00 |
 OLDSMOBILE OLDS BRAVADA NEW AC CONDENSER 96 01 43L US $109.00 |
 OLDSMOBILE OLDS ALERO NEW AC CONDENSER 1999 2000 2001 US $106.00 |
 OLDSMOBILE OLDS CUTLASS AC CONDENSER 1997 1998 1999 US $106.00 |
Condensing Boilers - Seperating Fact From Fiction
What is a condensing boiler?
A condensing boiler is a boiler that employs a more efficient method of extracting heat from combustible fuel than a traditional oil or gas fired boiler. A great deal of heat is wasted in a normal non-condensing gas or oil boiler in the form of hot flue gases that escape up the flue vent. This gas will be at a temperature of about 180°C.
A condensing combi boiler is designed to permit these gases to rise as in a standard boiler but at the top the gases are redirected towards and cycled around a secondary heat exchanger, which draws heat from them, leaving them at a temperature of approximately 60°C. Some condensing boilers even have dual heat exchangers, to extract even more heat from these waste gases.
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This heat extraction and subsequent loss of temperature causes much of this gas to condense into water vapour, which then falls to the bottom of the flue, where it is channelled either into a pipe leading to the household soil pipe or into a seperate drainage pipe that leads outside. A circulating fan then blasts the remaining waste gas up the flue and away from the property.
Compared to standard non-condensing boilers which peak at around 75% efficiency, condensing boilers can be anywhere from 83% to 92% efficient, giving them a SEDBUK rating of B or A respectively, the highest possible.
What are the Pros of installing a condensing boiler?
- They use less fuel and can be anywhere from 15-30% more efficient than non-condensing boilers.
- In real terms, a family with a £400 annual fuel bill could expect to cut up to £60 per year off that total.
- Using a high efficiency or HE condensing boiler can lead to significant savings in your heating bill.
- They generate lower CO2 emissions than other types of boiler available.
- Each year a high efficiency condensing boiler could cut your carbon footprint by up to 1.7 tonnes.
- They are no more difficult to install than traditional non-condensing gas boilers, and come in a wider variety of sizes.
- Many models will comfortably fit into a kitchen cupboard.
- The majority of high efficiency condensing combi boilers makes no more noise than an air conditioning or PC fan.
What are the Cons of installing a condensing boiler?
- Some models have been known to generate as much noise on start-up as a jet engine taking off!
- They tend to be more expensive to buy than non-condensing models, anywhere from £100-300.
- They produce a visible plume of steam when they are operating.
- The condensing boiler flue terminal needs to be sited carefully to avoid creating a nuisance for neighbours.
- The process of condensation produces an acidic liquid that must be plumbed into a suitable waste pipe or drain.
- They need an advanced heating control system in place to operate at max efficiency.
- The home needs to be well insulated or the extra heat that a condenser boiler generates will be lost through the walls and ceiling.
- Central heating condensing boilers need an outdoor weather sensor (weather compensator) for maximum efficiency.
- If your condensing boiler is oversized for the task, it will be a lot less efficient that the proper size could have been.
- Your system will require a Power Flush to be carried out before the new boiler is installed.
- A chemical inhibitor such as the industry standard Fernox MB-1 will need to be added to the system.
Final Thoughts
Contrary to popular opinion based on information over 4 years out of date, condensing boilers are no less reliable than their non-condensing cousins. Early condensing oil boilers had rust problems caused by the acidic condensate but modern heat exchangers use non-iron metals to minimize or completely remove this possibility.
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If your existing boiler is more than 15 years old, replacing it with a high efficiency condensing boiler could save you money, lower your carbon footprint and contribute towards saving the environment. You may even qualify for the Government's Boiler Scrappage Scheme if you hurry!
As long as your home is sufficiently insulated, you have the central heating system fully and completely flushed before having your condensing boiler fitted by a Gas Safe Registered installer, there is no reason at all why your boiler should give you any problems.
About the Author
Copyright 2008, http://www.tradeplumbing.co.uk all rights reserved. This article was written by Sam Brown, Marketing Manager at TradePlumbing. Tradeplumbing.co.uk is a trading name of Clayton Horsnell LTD, a privately held company with headquarters in Colchester, UK, providing a wide variety of plumbing products starting with bathroom suites, baths, showers, towel rails, furniture, sinks, heating system, and radiators and finishing with taps and water treatment products.
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Can i re- route my serpentine belt on my 89 olds cutlass supreme away from the A/C ?
My A/C condenser is seizing, can i re-route my belt away from that pulley?
You need a shorter belt. The parts store will not list one without A/C so it's trial and error. I've done it a few time but don't remember the length of the belt.