One Stop Solutions 4168 A/C Condenser

OE-Style A/C Condenser for GM Trucks

Restore cooling performance with this OSC Premium New Automotive A/C Condenser, Part Number 4168. Built for 1988-1990 Chevrolet C1500, C2500, C3500, K1500, K2500, K3500 and GMC C1500, C2500, C3500, K1500, K2500, K3500 applications, it is engineered to match original equipment form and function.

The aluminum parallel-flow design supports efficient heat transfer, while the extruded tubes and furnace-brazed fins help maintain structural integrity and consistent dissipation. This Part Number 4168 condenser uses O-ring inlet and outlet fittings and is built for direct replacement service on GM truck HVAC systems.

Key Features

• Drop-in fit, form, and function for OE-style replacement
• Aluminum construction for efficient heat transfer
• Parallel-flow core design
• Extruded condenser tubes for added structural integrity
• Louvered aluminum fins bonded with furnace-brazing
• Individually pressure tested before release
• O-ring inlet and outlet fittings
• Multi-fit engineering for proper appearance and fit

Detailed Description

OSC Premium Part Number 4168 is a new automotive A/C condenser designed for 1988-1990 Chevrolet C1500 and GMC C1500 trucks, along with related C/K 2500 and 3500 models. The core measures 28 inches wide, 16 inches long, and 11/16 inch thick, with a parallel-flow layout that supports efficient refrigerant heat rejection. Aluminum construction, brazed fin-to-tube assembly, and pressure testing help deliver dependable service in demanding HVAC applications.

This condenser cross-references APDI 7014168 and Spectra Premium 7-4168 for the same application. It is a practical replacement choice for Chevrolet C1500 condenser replacement, GMC K2500 A/C condenser service, and other 1988-1990 GM truck HVAC repairs.

Common Issues This Part Can Address

• Reduced A/C cooling performance from a leaking or restricted condenser
• Physical damage to the condenser core from road debris or corrosion
• Loss of refrigerant pressure at the inlet or outlet connections
• Heat transfer problems caused by worn or internally damaged condenser tubes
• HVAC service needs on high-mileage Chevrolet and GMC trucks

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle’s original condenser dimensions, fitting style, and HVAC layout before installation. Replace damaged O-rings and inspect adjacent A/C components for contamination or leaks during service. Proper evacuation, leak checking, and recharge procedures are required after condenser replacement.

Quality Assurance

This OSC Premium condenser is individually pressure tested and built with premium-grade aluminum materials for durability and heat dissipation. Its furnace-brazed construction and OE-style engineering support consistent fit and function in 1988-1990 Chevrolet and GMC truck applications.