1977-82 Corvette 350 A/C Compressor Mounting Exploded Diagram (AH-314–AH-318)
Exploded parts diagram of the 77-82 350 A/C compressor mounting with numbered brackets and fasteners.
This document is an exploded parts diagram showing the air conditioning compressor mounting arrangement for 1977-1982 Chevrolet Corvettes equipped with the 350 engine, as stated in its caption "77-82 Compressor Mounting, 350." The line drawing depicts the A/C compressor along with its mounting brackets, braces, bolts, washers, and related hardware in an exploded view, showing how the components assemble to the engine. Four reference callouts identify part groups in the illustration: AH-314 (pointing to hardware/bracketry at the upper left of the compressor), AH-316 (pointing to the upper compressor mounting area), AH-315 (pointing to bolts and washers at the lower right/rear brace), and AH-318 (pointing to the lower front mounting bracket). These AH-prefixed codes appear to be catalog reference numbers rather than GM part numbers. A reader can use this diagram to see the relative positions and orientation of the compressor mounting brackets and fasteners when removing, reinstalling, or ordering replacement mounting hardware for the A/C compressor on a 350-powered 1977-1982 Corvette. No torque specifications, fastener sizes, or textual part descriptions are included beyond the callout codes and caption.
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Frequently asked questions
- What years and engine does this compressor mounting diagram cover?
- The caption states it covers 1977-82 compressor mounting for the 350 engine.
- What reference numbers are shown in the exploded view?
- Four callout codes are shown: AH-314, AH-315, AH-316, and AH-318, each pointing to different mounting brackets and hardware around the compressor.
- Does this diagram apply to a 1977 Corvette with a 350?
- Yes, the stated range of 77-82 for the 350 engine includes a 1977 model.
- Does the diagram include torque specs or fastener sizes?
- No, it only shows the exploded arrangement of the compressor, brackets, and fasteners with the four AH reference callouts.
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