Radiator & Condenser Cooling Kit For 2012-2017 Toyota Camry 2013-2018 Avalon

Fits:

2013-2018 Toyota Avalon
2012-2017 Toyota Camry

Package Include:

1X radiator & 1X ac condenser

Radiator Features:

100% Brand New.

With good heat dissipation, good quality.

Simple installation and long life as a guarantee.

Undergone strict tests to ensure reliable performance.

The core is made of high quality aluminum material, which is strong and durable.

AC Condenser Features:

100% Brand New.

High quality design improves heat transfer efficiency.

Excellent aluminum core, anti-rust and corrosion resistant.

Undergone strict tests to ensure reliable performance.

Easy to install and long life as a guarantee.

Provide affordable products.

Item Notes:

Before purchasing, please check whether it is fit for your vehicle in the fitment chart to avoid unnecessary returns.

If you have any questions, you can contact us to provide you with the most satisfactory service.

What is the Radiator?

A radiator is a important component of the engine’s cooling system that disperses a mix of antifreeze and water, which releases some of the heat while taking in cool air before returning to the engine.

Tips for maintaining a radiator:

-Pay attention to the coolant level, ensure a 50/50 ratio of coolant to water, and tighten the radiator cap as much as possible after filling with coolant.

-Be careful when checking the coolant level in the radiator.When checking the coolant, turn off the engine and wait for it to cool. Then, slowly and carefully open the cap with a thick cloth.

-Rinse regularly. Flushing the coolant helps remove rust, scale deposits, and other forms of residue that can build up and clog the radiator over time. It is recommended to flush the radiator every 12 months or 30,000 miles.

-Every time you change the oil, check the radiator hoses for obvious cracks or leaks.If you notice any cracking or other signs of deterioration, replace the hose(s) to avoid running into problems.

-If any electrical work was done to the vehicle while the radiator was installed, you should check for any stray currents as they could cause corrosion, leading to radiator failure.

What is the AC Condenser?

The AC Condenser is a heat exchanger that converts the refrigerant from a gas to a liquid state. As a part of the car A/C system, the condenser is installed on the front of the vehicle, usually next to or directly in front of the radiator.

The role of the AC condenser is to convert the refrigerant in the system from a gas to a very cold liquid, thus cooling the interior of the car. Condensers give you comfort when driving in hot weather, they also remove heat from the car and balance the temperature.

How to know if a AC condenser is bad?

-Burning Smell

When your condenser starts to fail, heat can’t escape from your air conditioning system. That heat can build up until the components are so hot that they begin to burn. Turn on your AC, and you’ll be able to smell it.

-Warm Air from Vents

Before things progress to burning, you may begin to feel warmth air in the vents. If you accidentally blow a stream of warm air every time you turn on the air conditioner, check the condenser promptly.

-Overheating While Idling

Under normal circumstances, when the vehicle starts again, the AC condenser will cool through the received airflow, but the bad condenser will accumulate heat in the process, so that sufficient cooling effect cannot be achieved

-Lack of Airflow

If you turn on the air conditioner and there is no airflow, it is likely that the AC condenser is damaged or the vent is blocked, and in most cases, the insufficient airflow will be accompanied by strange noises, you need to pay more attention.