A/C Condenser - Durango 1998-1998

• All units are pressure tested with helium for leaks to ensure product quality
• Aluminum construction to ensure heat transfer efficiency
• Brazed and mechanically bonded aluminum construction for OE durability
• Drop-in, hassle-free installation
• Engineered and manufactured under ISO 9001 / TS16949 quality systems
• Sprayed with a clear, anti-corrosive protective layer designed to resist premature damage and aging

Aluminum doesn't rust but can corrode, especially when exposed to road salt and other elements on the front of a vehicle. Corrosion is an insulator, reducing a condenser's heat exchange capacity and putting extra wear on the A/C Compressor and other components. Corrosion may cause a puncture, venting environmentally harmful refrigerant into the air and requiring an expensive repair and recharge. A condenser with Additional Corrosion Protection extends the lifespan of the whole A/C system!

• Old Refrigerant must be removed from the system in accordance with local, state, and federal laws.
• Replace the A/C System O-Rings / Seals connected to the A/C Condenser to prevent a Refrigerant leak.
• If the new A/C Condenser does not have an integrated drier, replace the A/C Receiver Drier / Accumulator as well. After opening your A/C System, this part becomes saturated with moisture and needs to be replaced.
• After installing the new A/C Condenser, evacuate the system for at least 45 minutes to remove any moisture. Make sure it holds vacuum for at least 5 minutes. If it does not, you may have a leak in the system. Find the leaking component and repair or replace it.
• Recharge the system with the correct amount and type of Refrigerant as specified in your Owner's Manual.