HVAC Air Blend Door Actuator Heater - Compatible with Chevrolet Impala 2004-2013 Vehicles - 1573517, 1574122, 15844096, 22754988, 52409974, 604-108, 15-74122, 604108 - Temperature Air Door Impala
Key features
- •Replacement Air Door Actuator - Air Door Actuator sometimes called heater blend door actuators control the combination of hot and cold and the direction it flows, towards your feet through lower AC vents or towards your body through dash vents.
- •Fits a variety of Chevy, Cadillac, Buick, and Pontiac models including Chevy Impala 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, See below for all vehicles.
- •Replaces the following part numbers: 1573517, 1574122, 15844096, 22754988, 52409974, 604-108, 15-74122, 15-73517, 604108 - This is not a genuine GM part it is a direct replacement for the factory blend door actuator.
- •Redesigned housing last longer than factory part. Each piece features an OEM Fit, Quality, and Finish with improved plastic molding and internal circuitry. The result is a reliable air temperature blend door actuator that will last a lifetime.
- •Lifetime Warranty, if the part ever fails simply contact us and we'll replace the air door actuator free of charge.
- •Chevy Impala 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014
- •Impala Limited 2014, 2015, 2016
- •Corvette 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
- •Malibu 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
- •Monte Carlo 2004, 2005, 2006
BrandAA Ignition
CategoryEngines & Engine Parts
Size1 Count (Pack of 1)
ColorBlack
Warranty‎Limited Lifetime Warranty. See our website for full details.
HVAC Air Blend Door Actuator Heater - Compatible with Chevrolet Impala 2004-2013 Vehicles - 1573517, 1574122, 15844096, 22754988, 52409974, 604-108, 15-74122, 604108 - Temperature Air Door Impala
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Works just fine
Consumer in Puget Sound•August 19, 2018
Works great as a direct replacement for original/OEM units behind glove compartment (passenger side) of my 2007 Impala SS.
The job itself is a PIA, but I got it done in about an hour with the help of a couple of online how-to videos.
Very happy with this part, as it completely resolved the clicking sound caused by broken plastic gear teeth in the original actuator.
The job itself is a PIA, but I got it done in about an hour with the help of a couple of online how-to videos.
Very happy with this part, as it completely resolved the clicking sound caused by broken plastic gear teeth in the original actuator.
works great.
Rich•July 30, 2018
worked on my 2008 Chevy Impala. Actually need to get one more since the second actuator is starting to go now too. to be honest I unplugged the second one for now to avoid the clicking noise. The new Actuator fixed the first one and works great so far. not the easiest to take off the old and put in the new due to where it is located ( 2nd one is actually worse location tucked up closer to passenger door behind the glove box.
Heavy duty feel, need to be greased inside?
arno0091•July 19, 2018
Worked for about a month, now tapping noise back. The part itself doesn't feel cheap so maybe just got a bad one. Seller is sending me a new one no charge so that is nice. I read somewhere that these should be taken apart and lubed inside before install. I suppose that makes sense for longevity. Simple but not that easy to install with big hands so longer lasting part is good.
I am happy with this. Both units are working well.
Tom P.•July 10, 2018
I finally replaced these on my 2008 Impala a few weeks ago. They work great. If you are even a little mechanically inclined, you can do this. It takes a lot of patience to replace them. You are working blind when replacing the one on the driver's side and the one closest to the passenger door. HINT 1: Use a towel or something under the actuator near the passenger door so you do not lose sockets or screws into the heating system. HINT 2: I ran into a couple guys at the local junk yard trying to pull these off an old Chrysler. DO NOT DO THIS! The gears are nylon and they wear out after time. Spend a little more for a new part. It will save you a lot of time and effort. Hint 3: You Tube has a bunch of great videos. It really helps to watch them.
MEH. It's a temp fix.
colo_chic•June 17, 2018
installed and it fixed the rattling problem at first. Thought everything was good. Now how many weeks or two months later . . . the door is rattling again. May need to replace. Will try to have the part ordered through a certified dealer. you get what you pay for.
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