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2013-2016 Ford Escape AC Condenser - Aluminum

K2 Industries
K2-7726-FORD-006-ACP
Air Conditioner Parts
$150.00 $119.99

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2013-2016 Ford Escape AC Condenser - Aluminum
2013–2016 Ford Escape AC Condenser — Aluminum

Direct replacement aluminum condenser built to factory specs for your Escape's cooling system. This unit handles the high-pressure side of your AC circuit with aluminum construction designed for durability and heat dissipation. Swap it straight in where your OEM condenser sits.

✓ Direct-from-Warehouse ✓ Aluminum Construction ✓ In-House Quality Check
Key Features
  • Aluminum core - Dissipates heat efficiently and resists corrosion better than older designs
  • Factory footprint - Mounts at original attachment points with no modification needed
  • Complete assembly - Ready to install without additional components
Specs
  • Material: Aluminum
  • Configuration: Complete condenser assembly
  • Condition: New
What's Included
  • AC condenser assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to have the system evacuated before pulling the old condenser?

Yes. Your AC system holds pressurized refrigerant, so get it evacuated by a certified tech before removing the old unit. This protects the environment and prevents moisture contamination in your new condenser.

Will I need new seals or O-rings when I install this?

New O-rings are strongly recommended anywhere lines connect to the condenser. Old rubber seals harden over time and won't seal properly against fresh aluminum surfaces—reusing them is a common source of leaks.

Can I recharge the system myself after swapping the condenser?

The condenser swap itself is straightforward, but recharging requires proper equipment and a certification to handle refrigerant. Have a shop pull a vacuum on the system first to check for leaks, then charge it to spec.

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