Cross reference condenser

[Bill6298]

Does anyone know of a cross-reference for the AC condenser?

Looking back at old posts has not turned up anything current.

[David T]

Does anyone know of a cross-reference for the AC condenser?

Looking back at old posts has not turned up anything current.

As far as I know there are no direct cross/overs for the A/C condenser. You options are to try to repair your old one (if you have one and it is repairable) find a good used one, buy a new one from one of the Delorean vendors, or have a custom one made up. Look up Classic Air and Vintage Air. If you can find something that kinda fits you may have to have new hoses made up. Because the system has been open you also need a new accumulator, the dryer is built into it. Whoever recharges your system should pull a good, hard vacuum and maintain it for a while to remove all air and moisture. If you are going to -134 try to get a bigger condenser than stock, it will give you more cooling capacity.

[Bill6298]

As far as I know there are no direct cross/overs for the A/C condenser. You options are to try to repair your old one (if you have one and it is repairable) find a good used one, buy a new one from one of the Delorean vendors, or have a custom one made up. Look up Classic Air and Vintage Air. If you can find something that kinda fits you may have to have new hoses made up. Because the system has been open you also need a new accumulator, the dryer is built into it. Whoever recharges your system should pull a good, hard vacuum and maintain it for a while to remove all air and moisture. If you are going to -134 try to get a bigger condenser than stock, it will give you more cooling capacity.

David, thanks for the advice. Looks like the vendors in the US are out of stock but I will check to see what type DeLorean Go is selling. Although, given the limited availability overall, I will look into repairing the cracked mount. I was trying to handle this while replacing my radiator but this might end up being a 2 step process after all.

Appreciate the tip on Classic Air and Vintage air. I really need hoses.

[Chris 16409]

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[FABombjoy]

Either CNFP1226 or CN20010XC will fit the space and have the correct fittings. They are little bit smaller than the stock serpentine condenser and will sit towards the right.

You'll need spacers to attach to the stock radiator.

The current parallel flow DMCH replacement will be centered rather than right-justified, and has the mounts integrated. But the actual core is almost the exact same size as the universal parts above.

[Josh]

Ive installed CN20010XC in multiple cars with success.

As Luke mentioned there is some fussing around, but worth it for being 1/3 of the cost and very easily obtainable.

https://www.amazon.com/Universal-Conditioner-CN-20010XC-Condenser/dp/B010071UHE

[Bill6298]

But the actual core is almost the exact same size as the universal parts above.


Ive installed CN20010XC in multiple cars with success.

Thanks for the info on the universal aftermarket option. I didn't think to check Amazon after seeing some dead links on this in older posts.