AUTO A/C REPAIR PARTS

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What Parts Do I Need For My Auto A/C Repair?

If your A/C system is not working correctly, O’Reilly Auto Parts is here to help with the parts you need to repair it. We carry a variety of A/C parts, including A/C compressors, A/C condensers, A/C evaporators, A/C receiver driers, and A/C accumulators for most cars, trucks and SUVs. Not getting enough air flow? Check out or selection of blower motors, blower motor resistors, and cabin air filters. We also carry A/C fittings, A/C tubing, idler pulleys and more!

Auto A/C Brands

Looking for a specific brand? O’Reilly Auto Parts carries A/C system components from the top brands in the industry, like Import Direct Climate Control, Murray Climate Control, and Dorman OE Solutions. We also carry refrigerant, oils, and tools from Interdynamics. Shop O’Reilly Auto Parts for all your A/C repair needs.

Auto A/C Repair Tools & Accessories

Got an A/C leak? Check out our selection of A/C leak detectors and A/C leak sealers. Clean your A/C system with our A/C system flushes and A/C cleaners. Don’t forget the refrigerant to recharge your system after your repairs. We also carry specialty A/C gauges and A/C tools to help do the job right.
The air conditioning (A/C) system helps keep the vehicle’s cabin comfortable by cooling and removing humidity from the air. The major components of the A/C system include the compressor, condenser, receiver-drier or accumulator, evaporator, and an orifice tube or expansion valve. These components work to move refrigerant through the system, converting it from a liquid to a gas, to provide cool air through the cabin vents. This is referred to as the refrigeration cycle. The cycle is split into two main intervals of high pressure and low pressure, based on the state of the refrigerant. On the high pressure side, the compressor pressurizes cool, low-pressure gas refrigerant, converting it to high-pressure, high-temperature gas. The gas then flows into the condenser where it is cooled by air, turning the gas back into a liquid. This high pressure liquid then goes to the receiver-drier to filter out any moisture to help protect the A/C system from contaminated refrigerant. If the A/C system has an orifice tube, there will be an accumulator instead of a receiver-drier. This is usually found on the low pressure side of the A/C system, between the evaporator and compressor. After the refrigerant leaves the receiver-drier, it passes through an expansion valve, which allows it to expand into a low pressure liquid so it can be turned into gas in the evaporator. This process absorbs heat, causing the evaporator fins to become cold. The blower motor then pushes air across the evaporator, resulting in cold air through the vehicle’s vents.

If your A/C system is not working correctly, O’Reilly Auto Parts is here to help. We carry a variety of A/C parts, including A/C compressors, A/C condensers, A/C evaporators, A/C receiver driers, and A/C accumulators for most cars, trucks and SUVs. Not getting enough air flow? Check out or selection of blower motors, blower motor resistors, and cabin air filters. We also carry A/C fittings, A/C tubing, idler pulleys and more!