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A/C Compressor Provides a means for moving the refrigerant through the air conditioning system. It also compresses the refrigerant and causes it to change from a low-pressure liquid to a high-pressure liquid after it exits the condenser. It is almost always mounted on the front of the engine and belt-driven.

A/C Condenser After the refrigerant in your air conditioner has done its work and cooled you (and been turned into a hot gas) it goes to the condenser where it is cooled, and condenses back into a liquid. It's normally mounted just in front or just in back of the radiator, and looks like a smaller radiator.

A/C Condenser Cooling Fan An electric cooling fan mounted on the A/C condenser designed to increase airflow and assist in cooling down the hot refrigerant that has already passed through the evaporator and cooled you off. Do not confuse with the radiator fan.

A/C Controls The controls placed in the passenger compartment of your vehicle that allows you to adjust the fan speed and temperature of your A/C unit.

A/C Evaporator This unit is where the work of cooling of your car happens. The refrigerant flows though the evaporator, which is designed like a radiator, and takes heat from the air circulating through the passenger compartment. The evaporator is normally mounted in the firewall or under the dash of your car.

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