Chevy Epica AC Parts & Heating Parts

The Chevrolet Epica was originally known as the Daewoo Magnus until General Motors bought the Daewoo brand. Shortly after that the four-door Chevrolet Epica was released to the North American public. It came with a choice between a 2.0 liter inline 4 engine or a 2.5 liter inline six. Both of these motors were hooked up to a four speed automatic transmission. For those looking for a straightforward, comfortable auto at an affordable price, the Epica makes a good choice.

Do winters seem to be getting colder and colder where you live? When you have to get to work in the morning, does it feels like forever before your Epica heats up? Well, then maybe what it needs is the Universal Heat 5000 from Maradyne. This heavy duty motor has a compact design that makes it an easy fit in your Epica. It has a multi-speed fan control switch with mounting brackets and is also capable of providing windshield defrost. Along with all of this, it is backed with a one year warranty.