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2010 Dodge Challenger A/C Compressor, A/C Condenser, A/C Hose

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  • 68004878AA
    Nut-Hexagonal
    Check Valve Nut
    • Part Notes: 2008-13
    • Replaced By: 6104715AA
    MSRP: $0.90 Your Price: $0.57
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A/C Condenser Installation and Repair Tips for 2010 Dodge Challenger

  • Q:
    What is the Proper Installation Method for an A/C Condenser to Maintain Refrigerant Oil Levels and Prevent Malfunction on 2010 Dodge Challenger?
    A:
    Refrigerant oil level should be adjusted to as much as it is required to prevent malfunction in the system when fitting A/C condenser. Change O-ring seals and gaskets to avoid leakages. Fix the condenser to the radiator, have lines in place and the front fascia installed. Empty the system, insert oil refrigerant, and fill in the refrigerant system.
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