Could 2006 AC/heater tube recall cause later rear AC evaporator failure?

Thanks, DaveJHM, for your reply. I already talked with the Chrysler dealer and even had him ask Chrysler. I was told that available information does not support the idea. That's why I asked here. Corrosion can be promoted, for instance, by dissimilar metals in contact, so it is not out of the realm of possibility that the replacement itself--whether the parts or manner of replacement--could have caused or contributed to the problem. I do not have any idea how likely this is, but if minivans repaired under this recall show a greater frequency of rear AC evaporator corrosion, then a connection cannot be immediately ruled out.

In chemistry - I would agree - corrosion can be promoted by dissimilar metals in contact. It can be promoted by a heavily corroded component contaminating nearby ones. The point of concern is - even if a correlation can be drawn, it does not suggest or guarantee that anyone other than yourself will be financially responsible. That's the unfortunate side.