 If your air-conditioner is blowing increasingly warmer air every day, it may be losing its refrigerant from a leak in one of the components, possibly the Jeep AC condenser. This component can be more vulnerable to damage than some of the other air-conditioning parts, because of its location in the vehicle. The Jeep AC condenser is mounted in front of the radiator, just behind the grille and uses a long tube that winds through many small cooling fins to do its work. The refrigerant that creates the cold air for your air-conditioning travels to the Jeep AC condenser after it has cooled the cabin of your vehicle, where the heat it has absorbed from the cabin is dispersed as it winds its way through the cooling fins, of the Jeep AC condenser emerging cold and ready to start the circuit over again. The circuit through which the refrigerant travels is a closed and pressurized system.
 The Jeep AC condenser, in its location at the very front of the vehicle, is subject to damage from small rocks and debris from the road, as well as moisture and corrosion from the elements. As the air-conditioning system works, the pressure that moves the refrigerant through can wear against any areas that have been weakened by damage or corrosion, eventually causing them to give way and allow the refrigerant to escape. As the level of refrigerant decreases in the system, it will no longer efficiently produce that cold air to keep you comfortable in the hot and humid weather of summer. We carry a quality selection of the Jeep AC condenser in our online catalog at great prices. Our expert customer service will make it quick and convenient to order your Jeep AC condenser whether you use our secure site or our toll-free phone line.
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