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Lincoln Town Car Condenser Assembly Part Number: XW1Z-19712-AC
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Lincoln Town Car Condenser Assembly Part Number: F7VZ-19712-AB
Lincoln Town Car Condenser Part Number: FOVY19712A
Lincoln Town Car Condenser Assembly Part Number: F5VZ19712FA
Lincoln Town Car Condenser Part Number: F1VY-19712-A
Lincoln Town Car A/C Condenser
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Lincoln Town Car vehicles use the A/C Condenser as a heat exchanger where the gaseous refrigerant is cooled, and the conversion of the liquid refrigerant is facilitated before moving to the accumulator. This component is usually positioned right ahead of the radiator and consists of a system of tubes through which the cooling process takes place. There is no separate description of A/C Condensers concerning types or styles installed in different Town Car models, yet the working principle is the same. The purpose of the A/C Condenser is to expel heat from the refrigerant so as to maintain the proper cooling of the air conditioning system.
Lincoln Town Car A/C Condenser Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to install a new A/C condenser and ensuring it is not leaking transmission fluid on Lincoln Town Car?A:The condenser core operates as cooler hardware which contains an oil-to-air transmission cooler incorporated into its bottom rows. It becomes crucial to verify that the fluorescent dye originates from the refrigerant system rather than being caused by transmission fluid leak when replacing an A/C condenser to diagnose refrigerant leaks. Start by collecting the refrigerant when the vehicle sits in neutral position on a hoist. The installer should start with upper radiator sight shield removal before taking out the four lower side Air Deflector pin-type retainers and bottom cooling module air deflector. Detach both transmission cooler line fittings from the condenser before removing its two nuts and disconnecting the fittings. Dispose of the O-ring and gasket seals while tightening the fittings to 15 Nm (11 lb-ft) when reinstalling. The procedure requires first removing the four upper side air deflector pin-type retainers followed by the two cooling module bracket bolts and later re-torqueing them to 10 Nm (89 lb-in) for installation. First remove the condenser bolt while detaching both cooling module brackets before taking out the Power Steering Cooler from its clips on the cooling module. Reverse the extraction of the condenser core from the cooling module by tilting it upward for installation. Installation involves using new O-ring seals together with gasket seals and cleaning the refrigerant system with the proper amount of PAG oil. Evacuation then follows leakage detection and refrigerant system charging. The transmission fluid level needs to reach its specified mark during the final execution.
- Q: How to Service the A/C Condenser Core on Lincoln Town Car?A:You must start servicing the HVAC condenser core with F73Z-19577-AA refrigerant compressor oil (Motorcraft YN-9-A) only for R-134a refrigerant system O-ring seals yet omit this oil from the A/C compressor lubrication process. The service calls for PAG refrigerant compressor oil F7AZ-19D589-DA (Motorcraft YN-12-C) as the lubricant for A/C compressors while meeting Ford specification WSH-M1C231-B. You must test for leaks in the A/C condenser core before proceeding with its removal. Recover refrigerant before removing the battery together with the pin-type retainers while taking off the radiator upper sight shield. Take off the condenser fittings while discarding their O-ring seals. Twist off the bracket bolts before pulling out the radiator and then remove the condenser bracket nuts. A proper extraction of the A/C condenser core requires moving the radiator backward. The procedure for installation involves following the opposite order of removal steps while using new O-ring seals that received PAG oil lubrication and performing proper lubrication of the system with clean oil as required. Alienate the refrigerant system by evacuating it followed by leak testing before charging it with new refrigerant.
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