OEM Mopar Air Conditioning Parts

Your vehicle's factory Mopar air conditioning is part of its greater heating and AC system. You know its job well: to cool your cabin, with help from a few ducts and vents to ventilate it. How the "air conditioner" part of HVAC works is pretty straightforward. A compressor first pressurizes liquid refrigerant and transforms it into a hot gas. A condenser cools the gas, returning it to a liquid state. The fluid then goes through an expansion valve, becoming a gas once more, but this time, at low pressure. An evaporator then cools down the gas rapidly with help from a fan. The resulting chilled air passes through those ducts, out your vents, and into your vehicle's interior, keeping you comfortable when it's warm outside.

What Are the Signs a Car Air Conditioner Isn't Working?

The short and simple answer: when it isn't cooling properly. This situation indicates either a refrigerant leak or low levels of refrigerant overall. Of course, even the best heater and air conditioner seals can weaken, too, not to mention that the system's hoses can degrade or break. Even an AC compressor can go bad. Luckily, we've got what you need for an air conditioning repair or replacement: genuine Mopar parts, right from your OEM. Unlike aftermarket parts, they're the only ones guaranteed compatible with your vehicle. So, save some project time -- order from our auto parts store today!