The AC Condenser is a core component of the air conditioning system for specific Land Rover models. Mounted at the front of the vehicle (in front of the radiator), it cools and condenses high-pressure gaseous refrigerant into a liquid state, enabling the AC system to produce cold air. As an OE-grade part, it meets Land Rover’s strict standards for heat dissipation efficiency, corrosion resistance, and structural durability, ensuring seamless integration with the AC system and reliable cooling performance across extreme conditions (e.g., high ambient temperatures, heavy AC usage).
Constructed from high-performance materials: the condenser core uses aluminum fins and tubes (for excellent thermal conductivity and lightweight design), while the header tanks are made of corrosion-resistant aluminum alloy. The outer casing is reinforced to withstand road debris and mechanical impacts, protecting the internal cooling structure.
| Item | Details |
| Product OE Number | LR062424/LR018405/LR100570/LR035791/LR023921/LR106642/LR018403 |
| Land Rover Model | RANGE ROVER EVOQUE(L538)
FREELANDER 2 (L359)
RANGE ROVER IV (L405)
RANGE ROVER SPORT(L494)
DISCOVERY SPORT |
Notes: AC Condensers are model-specific and generation-specific—even within the same Land Rover model, different production years or AC system configurations (e.g., standard vs. automatic climate control) require condensers with varying dimensions, tube counts, and mounting interfaces. Note: The "RANGE ROVER IV (L405" model provided lacks a closing parenthesis; it is corrected to the standard code "RANGE ROVER IV (L405)" above. Confirm the exact specification via your vehicle’s VIN or Land Rover’s official parts catalog to avoid AC system inefficiency (e.g., insufficient cooling, high system pressure). During installation, ensure proper refrigerant line connection and sealing to prevent leakage, and follow the service manual for refrigerant charging. Regularly inspect for signs of failure (e.g., refrigerant leakage, bent fins, reduced cooling performance) and replace the condenser immediately if damage is detected.
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