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2016-2021 Honda Civic AC Condenser - Aluminum

$99.99 USD$120.00 USD
Specifications Part numbers, fitment codes and shipping
Brand
K2 Industries
Speedzone SKU
K2-7488-HON-006-ACP
Manufacturer part number
K2-7488-HON-006-ACP
UPC
OEM-CDS-30007
Category
Air Conditioner Parts
Shipping weight
2.0 lb
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2016–2021 Honda Civic AC Condenser — Aluminum

Direct-fit aluminum condenser built to handle full cooling duty on your Civic. This is the heat exchanger your AC system relies on to dump refrigerant heat before it cycles back through the compressor. Aluminum construction resists corrosion and handles thermal cycling without degradation.

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Key Features
  • Aluminum core - Maximizes heat transfer efficiency and resists internal corrosion from moisture and refrigerant breakdown.
  • Factory connection points - Mounts directly to your vehicle's existing AC lines without modification.
  • OEM-equivalent cooling capacity - Pulls heat as effectively as the original unit when properly charged and serviced.
Specs
  • Material: Aluminum
  • Condition: New
  • Configuration: Single condenser assembly
What's Included
  • Condenser unit only
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need special tools or a tech to install this?

You'll need to discharge the AC system first — that requires a certified recovery machine and someone trained to handle refrigerant. Once the system is empty and disconnected, the condenser removal and reinstall is straightforward bolt work. After installation, the system has to be evacuated, charged, and tested by a shop with proper equipment.

Will this work with my current refrigerant and oil?

Aluminum condensers work with both R-134a and PAG oil used in these Civics. When you install a new condenser, best practice is to flush the entire system and replace the receiver-drier to remove any moisture that might have accumulated. Use the refrigerant and oil type specified in your service manual — don't mix types.

What if the condenser arrives damaged or doesn't cool after installation?

Inspect the unit as soon as it arrives — look for dents, loose fittings, or bent fins. If it shows damage on arrival or fails to cool after proper evacuation and charging, document photos and contact us for a return. Note that poor cooling usually points to undercharging, a leak, or a failing compressor rather than a condenser defect, so confirm your system was properly serviced before assuming the condenser is the issue.

Full details on shipping times, returns, warranty and cancellations are on our policy page.

Market conditions after 2020 have changed the landscape of automotive parts. Although we stock thousands of items across multiple warehouses and distribution channels, back-orders are unavoidable in today's market. If you need a product quickly, email, message or call us to check availability so we can explore your options.

Answers to common questions are on our FAQ page.


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