CSF 10611 A/C Condenser

CSF 10611 A/C Condenser Overview

The CSF 10611 is an aluminum parallel flow A/C condenser built for HVAC service where efficient refrigerant heat transfer matters. It uses block fitting inlet and outlet tubes and a compact core layout to support direct replacement needs for select vehicle applications.

For shoppers searching for an A/C condenser for Honda Civic or Acura Integra service, this CSF condenser combines a 5/8-inch core thickness with a 19 1/6-inch core width and 33 5/7-inch core length. The CSF 10611 part number is also referenced in aftermarket cross listings for common OE-style replacement use.

Key Features

• Aluminum parallel flow construction for efficient condenser performance
• Core thickness: 5/8 in.
• Core width: 19 1/6 in.
• Core length: 33 5/7 in.
• Block fitting inlet and outlet tube connections
• Non-hazardous material classification
• CSF 10611 part number for catalog and fitment lookup

Product Details

CSF’s Aluminum Parallel Flow line focuses on condenser designs that match modern HVAC system requirements with lightweight aluminum construction and parallel flow core architecture. This style is commonly used in automotive air conditioning systems because it supports effective refrigerant cooling in a compact footprint. The CSF 10611 is built around those specifications and is suited for replacement work where the original condenser uses block fitting connections.

This part cross-references Spectra Premium 7-9011 and 7-9070 for the same application. When comparing options for Honda Civic or Acura Integra A/C condenser replacement, verify tube style, core dimensions, and mounting layout against the original unit before installation. The CSF 10611 part number should be matched to the vehicle’s HVAC configuration and OE dimensions.

Common Problems This Part Addresses

• Loss of A/C cooling performance from a leaking or damaged condenser
• Restricted refrigerant flow caused by internal condenser blockage
• Corrosion or physical damage to the condenser core
• Improper heat rejection that leads to weak vent temperatures
• Fitment issues when replacing a condenser with block fitting connections

Installation Notes

Confirm core width, core length, and thickness against the removed condenser before installation. Check that the inlet and outlet block fittings match the vehicle’s original HVAC connections, and inspect the surrounding A/C system for contamination or damage that could affect the new condenser. Proper evacuation and recharge procedures are required after condenser replacement.

For Honda Civic and Acura Integra applications, verify the exact model year and HVAC configuration before ordering. The CSF 10611 is intended for direct condenser replacement use where the original part matches the listed dimensions and block fitting layout.

Quality Assurance

CSF manufactures this condenser in ISO/TSO certified factories and supports production with packaging designed for transit protection. The brand reports more than 30 million units sold across its product range, reflecting broad aftermarket use and established manufacturing volume.