Proparts 06-C3893 A/C Condenser

Overview

Proparts A/C Condenser 06-C3893 is a direct-fit replacement for select Dodge and Jeep applications. It is built for vehicles that use an engine-cooling and refrigerant heat-exchange assembly in the HVAC system, with fitment that includes models with and without a transmission oil cooler.

Key Features

• Direct-fit A/C condenser for select Chrysler-platform SUVs
• Fits applications with standard HVAC condenser layouts and transmission oil cooler variants
• Supports refrigerant heat transfer for stable air conditioning performance
• Cross-references CSF 3893 for the same application
• Part number 06-C3893 for ordering and catalog lookup

Detailed Description

This Proparts A/C condenser, part number 06-C3893, is listed for 2015-2025 Dodge Durango and 2011-2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee applications. The fitment data includes standard configurations as well as versions noted with a transmission oil cooler, so it is important to match the vehicle’s cooling package before ordering. For shoppers searching for a Dodge Durango A/C condenser or a Jeep Grand Cherokee condenser replacement, 06-C3893 provides a cataloged option for these specific platforms.

As an HVAC condenser, this component removes heat from the refrigerant before it returns through the air conditioning system. That function is central to maintaining proper cabin cooling performance in the Dodge Durango and Jeep Grand Cherokee. This part cross-references CSF 3893 for the same application.

What It Is Used For

• Restoring weak or inconsistent cabin cooling
• Replacing a leaking or damaged condenser core
• Addressing restricted refrigerant flow caused by internal blockage
• Correcting cooling-system fitment issues on vehicles with transmission oil cooler notes

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the vehicle’s year, make, model, and cooling-package notes before installation. Compare the existing condenser layout and transmission oil cooler configuration to the catalog listing for 06-C3893. After installation, the A/C system should be evacuated and recharged according to service specifications.