CONDENSER -

Good

My 2010 Toyota Matrix’s AC starting blowing warm air last summer, and was still not working even after trying to recharge the system with an AC recharge can. I brought my car to a garage, and the diagnosis was a hole in my condenser. To buy a replacement condenser straight from Toyota, I was quoted 530$ + tax for the part alone. I was able to order this non-OEM part for 126$ off of Amazon, of course, and have it shipped to my door in a much quicker time frame as well. I’m no mechanic, and it was relatively simple for me to change the part myself (make sure your system is empty though!) It fit in perfectly, and I did not have the bent/ bowing issue that other reviewers have mentioned. Got the system vacuumed and refilled, and works like brand new. So far, I highly recommend this product, and it is a fantastic value to save yourself 100s of dollars!

This UAC A/C condenser worked well as a replacement part and fit as expected. The build quality seems solid, and it is a good option if you need to replace a damaged or leaking condenser. Overall, it’s a reliable part for getting the A/C system working properly again.

Same experience as another poster here. The condenser came with a bow shape and overall the mounting pins were about a 1/4” closer together than the OEM. Had to spend an extra 1/2 hour modifying the rubber mounts to fit.

Pleased customer!