GM Parts Genuine 15-51251 Heating and Air Conditioning Control Valve

If your Camaro AC/heat has unexpectedly stopped working like it used to, it’s possible your blend door is broken. I learned this a fairly common problem with Camaros because the blend door actuator is putting out too much power when moving the blend door which snaps the corner of this plastic piece.I brought my Camaro to 2 different mechanics who told me it could cost around $2-3k to remove my windshield and go in thru the top of my dash to replace this piece. I knew there had to be another way so I found a YouTube tutorial by 737mechanic showing every step taken to replace this piece with just a few tools and a couple hours of your time. Lo and behold, my blend door was indeed broken on the corner.I’m amazed at how easy and simple it was, and incredibly happy that I saved thousands of dollars.This item was a perfect fit for my 2012 RS, plastic was not flimsy and seems like it’ll last a good while.

Fit my camaro just right with know problem

It is a common issue on 5th Camaros to see the doors break as pictured. This was a perfect replacement works great. Highly recommend part

Part was a perfect fit for my 2012 Camaro, shipped fast. I would say installation was a breeze but if you ever have to replace this part you know otherwise!!

Factory replacement part. Installation is not for the faint of heart. Unless you have a really good mechanical background, you might be better off to take it to a shop for repair. However, perfect for your Camaro.

My 2012 Camaro SS was plagued with the same issue all 5th gen Camaros have, the blend door breaking. And while this door only cost $20, labor to replace it at the dealership is north of $3k because "the book" tells them they have to remove the windshield, and the dash to do it. Well that simply isn't true, but the alternative way is still pretty wild. There are plenty of videos showing how it's done on that famous you video tube website. Basically, you need this door (there is also a guy online that makes them out of aluminum for about $80), and a hot-knife (i used the one suggested to buy with this item). Remove your driver seat, be careful with the plug for it, and find a way to get comfortable, have light, and be able to reach an assortment of tools you'll need for this small but invasive procedure. As I said, watch the videos, a few of them. It's really not difficult after you do one and learn the methods and steps to remove everything, get access to what you need to work on, perform the procedure, and reinstall everything.In my case the door hadn't completely broken, but was cracked, deformed, and wouldn't have lasted much longer at all before it broke. This is a known flawed design that those of us who love our cars just take in stride. Now that I've done it, I could do the next one in a couple of hours. I could do mine again in less time because I have modified the car's ac system so it's now easier to get apart.I did deduct one star because delco didn't do anything to make the stress point of this product any stronger. It is oem quality, but could easily have been improved in the manufacturing stage to insure the failure doesn't occur again.

Fit my camaro 2010 works great so far

2012 camaro. If you know you know. Replaced on my own and my climate control is back in order. 3 years later and I'm seeing small signs that this one is going bad too because passenger side air is currently colder than drivers.(factory one took 10 years to break)... I could be wrong though. Will update if I have to replace again but I'm 3.5 years post purchase and still going.