Mercedes-Benz Condensers And Evaporators
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Evaporator
Mercedes-Benz
223-830-58-06
Heat exchanger, high-voltage battery. Evaporator.
$1,450.00
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AC Condensers and Evaporators in Brief
This category includes genuine Mercedes-Benz AC condensers, evaporator cores, expansion valves, driers, and seals for select models. OEM components are designed for your vehicle's refrigerant type and climate control system, supporting consistent cooling performance.
The condenser at the front of the vehicle releases heat from the refrigerant, while the evaporator inside the dashboard cools the air that reaches the cabin. Leaks, physical damage, or internal blockage in either part can lead to weak or warm airflow. Both work closely with the AC compressor and clutch and AC hoses and fittings.
Air Conditioning Heat Exchangers and Components
- AC condensers
- Evaporator cores
- Expansion valves
- Receiver driers and desiccant cartridges
- O-rings, seals, and mounting hardware
- Related temperature sensors where applicable
Why Genuine AC Components Support Reliable Cooling
Genuine Mercedes-Benz condensers and evaporators are sized for each model's cooling capacity, airflow, and refrigerant system. That helps the climate control system reach and hold set temperatures efficiently. Aftermarket condensers may use thinner cores or different fitting locations, which can affect cooling performance or durability. OEM parts also fit properly within tight front-end and dashboard spaces.
Finding the Right AC Part for Your Mercedes-Benz
Enter your year, model, trim, and engine, since engine and climate control equipment can affect condenser and evaporator design. Check the underhood label for refrigerant type, and confirm the part with your VIN or the part number from the old component.
Refrigerant Type and Climate System Differences
Fitment can vary by model year, engine, climate control system, and refrigerant type, with some vehicles using R-134a and newer models using R-1234yf. Confirm fitment before purchase. Refrigerant must be recovered and recharged with proper equipment by a qualified technician. Review AC and heater controls and cooling fans if airflow is part of the issue.
AC Component Shopping Essentials
- Includes condensers, evaporators, expansion valves, driers, and seals.
- OEM parts match factory sizing and refrigerant systems.
- Refrigerant type and climate equipment affect fitment.
- Driers are commonly replaced when the system is opened.
- Refrigerant handling requires a qualified technician.
Mercedes-Benz AC Condenser and Evaporator Questions
How do I know if my Mercedes-Benz AC condenser is bad?
Warm air, visible damage, or a refrigerant leak at the front of the vehicle can indicate condenser trouble. A technician can confirm with a leak test.
Why is evaporator replacement so involved?
The evaporator sits inside the dashboard housing, so access often requires significant interior disassembly.
Are OEM condensers worth it?
OEM condensers match factory sizing and fittings, helping preserve cooling performance and proper fit.
Can I recharge my AC myself?
Refrigerant handling requires proper equipment and, in many cases, certification. A qualified technician is recommended.
Should I replace the drier with the condenser?
Replacing the drier or desiccant is commonly recommended when the system is opened. Follow your technician's guidance.