My AC condenser is leaking and it's been discontinued everywhere. KW doesn't even have a superseding part number for it. It's on a 94 W9. Part number K122-98.
I was thinking of trying some stop leak or retrofitting a different condenser behind the leaking one but I'm not sure if there's enough space between the back of it and the radiator.
Anyone else run into a situation like this? What did you do about it?
Grilldenser!
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Spied this part on Ebay. Look up Kenworth parts condenser.Oxbow, Another Canadian driver, ProfessionalNoticer and 1 other person Thank this. -
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Did you try any of the radiator shops? I forget who I used. They were suggested by other members here.
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You may have to break down and plug any hole with a dab of JB weld. Check out the tests performed on JB weld on Project Farm YouTube channel. About the only thing JB weld won't hold together are past relationships.
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This claims to fit a W900. It even has a P65 warning from California. You know you can't beat that with a stick.Another Canadian driver and ProfessionalNoticer Thank this. -
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https://www.partsgeek.com/catalog/1994/kenworth/w900/climate_control/a-fs-c_condenser.html
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