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05-07 Nissan Pathfinder / 05 Xterra AC Condenser Aluminum

K2 Industries
K2-7625-NIS-006-ACP
Air Conditioner Parts
$170.00 $139.99
$139.99

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05-07 Nissan Pathfinder / 05 Xterra AC Condenser Aluminum
05-07 Nissan Pathfinder / 05 Xterra AC Condenser — Aluminum

Direct replacement aluminum AC condenser engineered for efficient heat dissipation in high-temperature driving. Built with aluminum core construction for durability and improved cooling performance. OEM-style design ensures proper fit and function in your cooling system.

✓ Direct-from-Warehouse ✓ Aluminum Construction ✓ In-House Quality Check
Key Features
  • Aluminum core design - Dissipates heat efficiently under load and in stop-and-go traffic
  • OEM-style mounting - Designed to work with factory attachment points and bracket systems
  • Direct replacement fit - No modification required to existing cooling lines or engine bay components
Specs
  • Material: Aluminum
  • Configuration: OEM direct replacement
  • Condition: New
Whats Included
  • AC Condenser assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Will I need new refrigerant lines or fittings when I install this?

Your existing lines bolt directly to this condenser. If your old lines are compromised or leaking, you'll want to replace them, but this unit doesn't require new connections by design.

Do I need to have the system evacuated and recharged before installation?

Yes — the AC system must be properly evacuated and recharged by a certified tech. This is not a DIY step. Factor in shop time for the full service when you budget for this replacement.

What if the condenser doesn't cool as well as I expected after installation?

Nine times out of ten, weak cooling points to low refrigerant charge, a clogged receiver drier, or a failing compressor — not the condenser itself. Have your system pressure-tested before assuming the new unit is the problem.

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