What is the main function of an A/C condenser?

The A/C condenser's job is to release heat from the refrigerant as it passes through. This process changes the refrigerant from a hot gas to a warm liquid, which is essential for the air conditioning system to cool the cabin.

Why is aluminum tubing used in this condenser?

Aluminum is used for its excellent heat transfer capabilities, allowing the condenser to efficiently dissipate heat from the refrigerant. This helps the A/C system maintain optimal performance.

What should I do after installing a new A/C condenser?

After installing a new condenser, it's crucial to have the A/C system professionally evacuated and recharged with the correct amount of refrigerant. This ensures the system operates efficiently and safely.

CSF 11-14 Ford Edge 3.5L A/C Condenser 10703

Name: CSF 11-14 Ford Edge 3.5L A/C Condenser
Brand: CSF
SKU: csf-csf-11-14-ford-edge-3-5l-a-c-condenser-t14-370121
Price: 134.41 USD
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CSF 11-14 Ford Edge 3.5L A/C Condenser

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CSF 11-14 Ford Edge 3.5L A/C Condenser

Key Features

Fits 2011-2014 Ford Edge 3.5L.
Aluminum tubing offers good heat transfer for efficient cooling.
Fin-and-tube design maximizes surface area for heat dissipation.
Restores proper A/C system function.

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Product Details

This CSF A/C condenser is built with aluminum tubing, a material chosen for its good heat transfer properties, which is key for an A/C system to work efficiently. It's designed to fit your 2011-2014 Ford Edge with the 3.5L engine, replacing the original unit to restore proper air conditioning function.

When your A/C isn't blowing cold, the condenser is often the culprit. It's located at the front of your vehicle, usually in front of the radiator, and its job is to release heat from the refrigerant. This CSF condenser uses a fin-and-tube construction to maximize the surface area for heat dissipation, helping your system maintain the correct pressure and temperature for effective cooling. It's a well-built replacement part that aims to get your AC back to blowing cold air.

Replacing a condenser typically involves recovering the refrigerant, disconnecting lines, and unbolting the old unit. Make sure to have the system evacuated and recharged by a professional after installation to ensure it's working correctly and safely.