Radiators and Air Conditioning Condensers
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Radiators and Air Conditioning Condensers
Collision Industry Industry Conference Conference Collision August 4 & 5 Chicago, Il A OEM radiator purchased from a Honda Dealer for a CRV This photo is showing the transmission cooler in the bottom tank. Note how trans-cooler fills Entire diameter of hole. This photo is showing the fins per inch on the OEM replacement radiator. 23 fins per inch The upper tank, filler cap neck & fan shroud mounting tab. Fan shroud mounting tab Note—radiator cap supplied Replacement radiator Outlet hose connection and plastic mounting tab. Outlet connection Plastic lower Mounting tab A picture of the row opening inside of upper plastic tank. Row opening A side view of the OEM replacement radiator showing the thickness of the unit An aftermarket radiator for a Honda CRV (A). An Aftermarket replacement radiator for a Honda CRV (B) A comparison of the fins per inch on 2 different aftermarket radiators Radiator A Radiator B Metal Fins Aluminum Fins 13 fins Per inch 22 fins Per inch The upper tank, filler cap neck & fan shroud mounting tab. Radiator A Metal shroud Metal Tank Mounting tab w/ “J” nut. Radiator B Shroud mount Plastic Tank tab molded into plastic tank Outlet hose connection and plastic mounting tab. Radiator A Metal mount bracket Lower Metal Tank Radiator B Plastic mount tab Lower Plastic Tank Side view of both aftermarket replacement radiators. Radiator A Radiator B A comparison of the tube openings on the aftermarket radiators. Radiator A Radiator B Note tube hole size This photo is showing the transmission cooler in the bottom tank of the aftermarket radiators. Note—the trans-cooler does not fill hole Note—trans–cooler fills entire hole A Comparison of all 3 Radiators Construction OEM Replacement Plastic & Aluminum A/M Radiator A Copper & Steel A/M Radiator B Plastic & Aluminum Fins / Inch Tank Construction Mount Tabs 23 Plastic Plastic 13 22 Steel Plastic Metal Plastic Attachment Trans Cooler Dimension Tube Dia. Molded Brazed Smaller < OE Same Smaller< OE Molded Equals OE Same Same Air Conditioning Condenser Categories. • • • • Tube & Fin 6 MM Piccolo Serpentene Parallel Flow Tube & Fin A/C Condenser 6 MM Piccolo Condenser Serpentene Condenser Parallel Flow Condenser A comparison of cross section of all 4 catagories. THE CONDENSER EXAMPLES WERE FURNISHED BY VISTONE An OEM replacement Air Conditioning condenser. The inlet and outlet blocks on the OEM replacement A/C condenser. An Aftermarket A/C condenser for a Honda Accord (A). An Aftermarket A/C condenser for a Honda Accord (B) This photo was taken showing lower A/C line mounting block. A/C Condenser A A/C Condenser B This photo was taken showing the upper A/C line connecting block. A/C Condenser A A/C Condenser B This photo depicts the width differences between the two A/C condensers. A/C Condenser A A/C Condenser B The photo is showing the different types of construction A/C Condenser A Tube & Fin Construction A/C Condenser B Parallel Flow Construction A comparison of all 3 A/C condensers. OEM Replacement Construction Type Construction Materials Parallel Flow Aluminum A/M Condenser A Tube & Fin A/M Condenser B Parallel Flow Copper & Steel Aluminum Mount Tabs Aluminum Attachment Dimension Molded Metal Brazed Aluminum Molded LargerThickness Same A damaged OEM Condenser & an aftermarket replacement Upper foam seal Lower foam seal Receiver/drier No upper foam seal No lower foam seal No receiver/drier