Spectra 0210018 A/C Accumulator

Spectra A/C Accumulator for Honda and Acura

The Spectra 0210018 A/C accumulator is an OE-style replacement for select Honda and Acura applications. It is built with manufacturing controls and engineering standards aimed at matching or exceeding original equipment performance in the vehicle’s air conditioning system.

Key Features

• Direct replacement A/C accumulator for HVAC service
• Built for select Honda Accord, Civic, Fit, Crosstour, Accord Crosstour, and Acura RDX, CSX applications
• Supports proper refrigerant system operation by helping manage moisture and contaminants
• OE-style fitment for common Honda and Acura A/C repair jobs
• Part number 0210018 for easy catalog lookup

Detailed Description

Use the Spectra 0210018 when servicing the air conditioning system on 2003-2012 Honda Accord, 2006-2011 Honda Civic, 2009-2014 Honda Fit, 2012-2015 Honda Crosstour, 2010-2011 Honda Accord Crosstour, 2007-2012 Acura RDX, and 2006-2011 Acura CSX. This A/C accumulator is engineered to support the performance of the original equipment unit it replaces, making it a practical choice for Honda Civic A/C accumulator replacement, Honda Accord HVAC repair, and Acura RDX air conditioning service. This part cross-references Four Seasons 83008 for the same application.

What It Helps Address

• Moisture buildup in the A/C system
• Contaminant retention in the refrigerant circuit
• Reduced cooling performance from a worn accumulator
• Service needs during A/C compressor or line repairs
• Restoration of proper HVAC system operation on Honda and Acura vehicles

Installation Notes and Tips

Replace the accumulator whenever the A/C system has been opened for major service, and follow the vehicle manufacturer’s evacuation and recharge procedures. Verify the part number 0210018 against the vehicle’s original configuration before installation. Confirm fitment for the exact model year and application, especially on Honda Accord and Civic platforms.

Quality Assurance

Spectra Premium states that its engineering, manufacturing technology, and quality control processes are used to help these accumulators meet or exceed original equipment performance expectations.