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Dodge Challenger Condenser Part Number: 68318330AA
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Dodge Challenger Power Steering Cooler Part Number: 68085784AA
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Dodge Challenger Condenser Assembly Part Number: 68272794AA
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Dodge Challenger Condenser Assembly Part Number: 5137693AE
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Dodge Challenger Condenser Assembly Part Number: 68050132AA
Dodge Challenger Power Steering Cooler, Front Part Number: 68050127AB
Dodge Challenger A/C Condenser
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In the Dodge Challenger A/C Condenser operates as an efficient heat exchanger designed to cool the gaseous refrigerant and change it to liquid before the cars' system shifts it to the accumulator. Located usually in front of the radiator, it includes a system of tubes through which the cooling process takes place. The overview does not make a distinction as to the variation in types or style of the A/C Condensers depending on the model of the Challenger but the basics of the design and functionality are standard. The fundamental means of heat exchange is a major aspect of the A/C Condenser in regulating cabin temperatures so as to provide comfort to the occupants of the vehicle when in operation.
Dodge Challenger A/C Condenser Parts and Q&A
- Q: What is the Proper Installation Method for an A/C Condenser to Maintain Refrigerant Oil Levels and Prevent Malfunction on Dodge Challenger?A:Adhere to the instructions on how much refrigerant oil should be in the A/C condenser, because improper amounts can result in an A/C system that doesn't run right and may harm the compressor. To add oil, refer to Refrigerant Oil Capacities if you're replacing several parts and to 1 fluid ounce of recommended oil when only the A/C condenser is replaced. Never leave out the refrigerant line O-ring seals and gaskets during removal of refrigerant lines, as this keeps the system from leaking. Put the air seals around the Radiator and condenser where they should be to improve the cooling of the A/C and the engine. Set up the A/C receiver/drier on the A/C condenser and then put the condenser on the radiator and attach it using four bolts fastened to 5 Nm (44 in. lbs.). Remove any seals or sealing tape from the line fittings and condenser of your A/C and then place the discharge line and liquid line on the tapping blocks. Securely attach the power steering cooler lines to their mounting and if you have one, attach the cooler lines for the automatic transmission to the ports. Install the front end body and put back on the negative Battery Cable. Empty the refrigerant system and introduce the proper amount of refrigerant oil, needed if the condenser is replaced or from the chart for other replaced details. After that, add refrigerant to the system and make sure the automatic transmission fluid is at the right level by filling it up as needed.
- Q: How to Remove an A/C Condenser on Dodge Challenger?A:Before removing the A/C condenser, disconnect the negative Battery Cable. Take the refrigerant out of the refrigerant system. Following that, disconnect the front fascia and insert plugs into or cover up all automatic transmission cooler line fittings and ports with tape. Both the A/C discharge line (2) and the A/C liquid line (4) should be disconnected from the condenser. After that, take aside the power steering fluid cooler (7) and pull out the A/C receiver/drier (6) from the A/C condenser. Take out the four bolts (3) that attach the A/C condenser to the Radiator (8). Slide the bottom of the A/C condenser away from the front of the car and let it drop to the ground. If needed, take the A/C condenser off the vehicle and get rid of the Power Steering Cooler brackets.
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