OEM Dodge AC And Heating Parts

You probably drive through all sorts of weather, day and night. So, you probably know just how important a comfortable interior temperature is for the ride. Your original AC and heating systems -- HVAC, for short -- maintain it best. How car HVAC works isn't too complicated, either. Your heater works like a radiator. It sends hot coolant through a core. A fan blows air over it, and the warmth enters your cabin. Your air conditioner works using a compressor, condenser, an expansion valve, and an evaporator. Refrigerant gets pressurized first, becoming a hot gas. Then, it gets chilled, turning back into a liquid. The fluid travels through the valve to become a low-pressure gas once more, and finally, it gets cooled even further. Cold air then flows through your ducts and out your vents. Sooner or later, though, even the best factory AC and heating systems can stop working right.

What are the Signs a Car's Heating and AC Systems are Going Out?

They include the sweet smell of coolant, a steamy cabin, degraded parts, clogs, and a system that simply doesn't cool or heat properly. The causes of such problems can be everything from heater core leaks and refrigerant leaks to low levels of refrigerant. Luckily, our auto parts counter carries the best AC and heating system parts for a repair project -- genuine Mopar, designed by your OEM for the make and model you drive. Order from us online today, and you can get the job done in no time.