Nissens 940853 A/C Condenser and Receiver Drier Assembly

Nissens 940853 A/C Condenser Assembly

The Nissens 940853 is an aluminum A/C condenser and receiver drier assembly built for direct replacement service on select Honda Civic applications. It is corrosion protected and uses a FIRST FIT design to help reduce installation time while maintaining a precise OE-style fit.

For Honda Civic owners looking for a replacement A/C condenser assembly, this Nissens unit supports efficient refrigerant heat exchange and dependable system service. The Nissens 940853 is engineered for 2016-2021 Honda Civic coverage, including 2020 Honda Civic Coupe (Sedan) applications.

Key Features

• Aluminum construction for lightweight thermal performance
• Corrosion protected finish for added durability in underhood conditions
• FIRST FIT design for time-saving installation
• Receiver drier assembly included in the condenser unit
• OE-style replacement for select Honda Civic HVAC systems
• Fits 2016-2021 Honda Civic applications, including 2020 Honda Civic Coupe (Sedan)

Detailed Description

Nissens develops thermal management components with a focus on aftermarket fit and function, and part number 940853 follows that approach for Honda Civic HVAC service. This A/C condenser and receiver drier assembly is made from aluminum and is corrosion protected to support long-term use in the vehicle’s front-end cooling and air conditioning system. The FIRST FIT format is intended to streamline replacement work, and O-rings are included when needed. This part cross-references APDI 7010007 for the same application.

Use this condenser assembly when servicing a Honda Civic A/C system that requires a direct-fit replacement for the listed model years. It is a practical choice for technicians and DIY repairers working on 2016-2021 Honda Civic vehicles, including the 2020 Honda Civic Coupe (Sedan), where correct condenser dimensions and system compatibility matter.

Common Problems This Part Can Address

• Damaged condenser fins or tubes from road debris
• Reduced A/C cooling performance caused by condenser restriction
• Refrigerant leaks at the condenser or receiver drier assembly
• Corrosion-related deterioration in the HVAC heat exchanger
• Fitment issues when replacing a worn Honda Civic condenser

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle’s year, body style, and HVAC configuration before installation. Replace any required O-rings during service and inspect the system for contamination, leaks, or damage before recharging. Proper evacuation and recharge procedures should be followed after condenser replacement to restore A/C operation.

Quality Assurance

Nissens is a market-leading manufacturer of thermal and engine efficiency components, and its products are developed and manufactured to consistent quality standards. Part number 940853 reflects that focus with corrosion protection, aluminum construction, and application-specific fitment for select Honda Civic models.