Condensers

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Everyone appreciates air conditioning on a hot summer day. It’s a good idea to keep your vehicle cool before entering it, as the steering wheel can get too hot to touch and the seat can be too hot to sit on. Your air conditioning condenser plays a key role in keeping your vehicle cool.

The condenser works and looks similarly to your radiator and is usually located in front of it. After coolant passes through the engine, it reaches the radiator to release heat. In the condenser, refrigerant gas enters to release the heat it has absorbed. The difference between your radiator and condenser is that the radiator uses coolant, while the condenser uses Freon gas that circulates inside your vehicle.

When vapor enters the AC condenser, it condenses into a liquid as it cools, which is why it’s called a condenser. To control the temperature of Freon, the AC condenser relies on moving air while driving or an air-blowing fan used by the radiator.

During the warmer months, it’s always a good idea to inspect your AC condenser for any leaks so it’s ready when you need it.

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When To Replace Your Condenser

The AC condenser is responsible for converting hot air from inside the vehicle into cool air. It changes high-pressure gas into a liquid, which is then pushed back into the car to absorb heat. Since the AC condenser is located at the front of your vehicle, it’s prone to damage from dirt, debris, and other objects. It’s a good idea to periodically inspect and repair your AC condenser. Here are some signs that you may need a new AC condenser: If your AC condenser is blowing hot air, it should be inspected. Any visible physical damage to the condenser warrants a closer look. Rust on the condenser indicates the need for repair or replacement. Check the hoses for leaks, as this can affect the system’s performance. Regular maintenance of your AC condenser ensures your air conditioning system runs smoothly and effectively.

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Quality Automotive Parts has been supplying aftermarket AC condensers to Michigan customers for many years. Quality Automotive Parts is trusted by Michigan locals for high-quality condensers at low costs. AC condensers, like any other component in your car, are critical. This is why Quality Automotive Parts is always available to our Michigan customers for the purchase of aftermarket AC condensers. Give us a call immediately if you have any queries about your AC condensers.
 

Condenser Information

As part of the temperature control (or air conditioning) system, the condenser is located at the front of the car, between the radiator and the front grille. Similar to a radiator, the condenser uses the airflow from the moving vehicle to cool the coolant, which helps reduce the temperature inside the passenger compartment.

Condensers undergo nitrogen leak testing to ensure they are free from leaks and damage. They are equipped with high-density fins for optimal cooling efficiency. Heavy gauge mounting brackets are used to minimize movement and vibration. Precision mounting holes and brackets are designed for easy installation. Additionally, some condensers come with a welded receiver-drier for added convenience.

SYMPTOMS OF COMMON CONDENSER FAILURE

Decreased cooling
Coolant leaking
Deposits in the cooling fluid
Coolant level reduction is one of the most common causes of failure.

Collision Condenser

Condensers are frequently engaged in collisions as a front-end component. Even if the original collision does not damage the item, smaller leaks in the cooling system may be discovered later, necessitating radiator replacement.

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