Mopar AC System Parts

Your vehicle's factory AC system cools the cabin during a drive. How car air conditioners work isn't complicated. They're made up of four different parts: an AC compressor, an AC condenser, an expansion valve, and an evaporator.

The compressor pressurizes refrigerant and turns it into a hot gas. The condenser cools the gas and turns it back into a liquid. The fluid then goes through the expansion valve, becoming a gas once more, at a low pressure. The evaporator uses a fan to cool the gas down rapidly. The chilled air that results travels through your vehicle's ducts, out its vents, and into its cabin, keeping you and your passengers comfortable when it's hot outside.

Unfortunately, car AC systems' seals can weaken over time. Their hoses can also degrade or break. Even an air conditioner's compressor can go bad. Luckily, there's plenty of symptoms to look for when this starts happening.

• The key sign your car air conditioning isn't working is when it doesn't cool properly. The culprit's either leaking refrigerant or low levels of it.
• Signs of AC compressor problems are a cabin temperature that's higher than normal, noisy operation, and a stuck compressor clutch.
• Signs of AC condenser problems range from frost accumulation and a flashing AC button to a lit HVAC warning light and compressor discharge pressure issues.

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