The Air Conditioning System of you vehicle is a complex one that ensures the actual performance of the vehicle in both cold and warm weathers.

The main components of a vehicle air conditioning system are:

• The Condenser - functions as a heat exchanger, passing heat from the cabin carried by the refrigerant to the cooler outside air.
• The Receiver Drier - stores the refrigerant, filters debris and absorbs moisture preventing acid formation.
• The Evaporator - acts as a heat exchanger where the refrigerant enters the evaporator coil as a cold low-pressure liquid. As it passes through the coil, heat moves from the warm air blowing across the evaporator into the cooler refrigerant. The air is now cooled and ducted into the cabin.
• The TX Valve - modulates refrigerant flow into the evaporator to ensure maximum cooling. It ensures the complete evaporation of the liquid refrigerant takes place in the evaporator.
• The Compressor - acts as a pump, keeping the refrigerant and lubrication oil circulating, to increase the refrigerant pressure and control the temperature.
• The Pressure Switch - protects the system from adverse operating conditions. It monitors pressure, operates the fan, interfaces with vehicle power control module.