Parts identification

How to Identify an A/C Condenser by OE Number and Vehicle

An OE number is the strongest starting point for a condenser enquiry, but it should be checked together with the vehicle application and the physical part before supply is confirmed.

Start with the complete reference

Record the full number from the original part, vehicle label, catalog, or customer record. Keep leading zeroes, suffixes, spaces, and separators until the number has been checked against a reliable catalog source.

  • Original-equipment number
  • Supplier or aftermarket number
  • Customer item number
  • Clear photo of the label or stamped marking

Confirm the vehicle context

The same model name can cover different chassis, engines, production periods, and regional specifications. Make, model, chassis, engine, year, and market help separate visually similar condensers.

  • Make and model
  • Chassis or platform code
  • Engine and fuel type where available
  • Production month or year
  • Destination market

Use physical details as the final check

Before ordering, compare core size, overall size, mounting points, pipe positions, fitting type, receiver-drier position, and sensor provisions. A catalog match does not replace final confirmation against the vehicle or sample.

This guide supports parts identification and enquiry preparation. Final fitment, specifications, availability, testing, price, and delivery must be confirmed for the specific application and order.

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