Air Con Condenser - Denso - DCN17056

This Air Con Condenser from Denso is designed to fit MERCEDES SPRINTER 906 models with 3.0D engine...

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The Denso DCN17056 Air Con Condenser is designed for specific MERCEDES SPRINTER 906 (3.0D, 2006 onwards) and VW CRAFTER 2E, 2F (2.0D, 11-16) models. It is a crucial component for your vehicle's air conditioning system, efficiently converting refrigerant gas into liquid by dissipating heat. While it offers reliable performance for compatible vehicles, ensuring correct fitment for your specific model year is essential before purchase.

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Model Part NumberDCN17056
BrandDenso

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FAQs

What refrigerant does this condenser use?

This Denso DCN17056 Air Con Condenser is designed to work with R 134a refrigerant.

What vehicles is this condenser compatible with?

It is compatible with MERCEDES SPRINTER 906 models (3.0D, 2006 onwards) and VW CRAFTER 2E, 2F models (2.0D, 11-16).

Where is the air con condenser located?

The condenser is typically located at the front of the vehicle, between the front grille and the engine's radiator.

Can I install this myself?

While possible, installing an AC condenser requires specialized tools and knowledge of automotive AC systems, including handling refrigerants. Professional installation is strongly recommended.

What are the dimensions of the condenser?

The condenser has a height of 458 mm, a width of 669 mm, and a thickness of 16 mm. It weighs 5513 g.

How do I know if my condenser needs replacing?

Signs include poor cooling performance, visible damage like leaks or bent fins, or if your mechanic identifies it as faulty during AC system diagnostics.

What is the OE number for this part?

The OE number is A906.500.0054. Other cross-reference numbers include AHE43276 and 351307641.

Troubleshooting

Air conditioning is not cooling effectively

This could be due to low refrigerant, a leak in the system, or a blocked condenser. Inspect the condenser for debris and ensure it is clean. If the issue persists, a professional diagnostic is recommended to check refrigerant levels and system integrity.

Condenser is visibly damaged (e.g., bent fins, leaks)

Visible damage indicates the condenser is not functioning optimally and likely needs replacement. Inspect for any signs of fluid leaks originating from the condenser itself.

AC system making unusual noises

While condenser issues are less likely to cause noises, the AC system as a whole can. Noises might indicate problems with the compressor, fan, or other components. A professional inspection is needed.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Ensures efficient air conditioning performance.
  • Designed for specific Mercedes and VW models, promoting correct fitment.
  • Durable construction for long-term reliability.
  • Meets OE specifications for quality assurance.

Cons

  • Limited compatibility to specific Mercedes Sprinter and VW Crafter models and years.
  • Installation may require professional expertise.
  • Requires proper handling of refrigerant during replacement.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility: This Denso DCN17056 Air Con Condenser is designed for:

  • MERCEDES SPRINTER 906 models with 3.0D engines from 2006 onwards.
  • VW CRAFTER 2E, 2F models with 2.0D engines from 2011 to 2016.

Always verify your vehicle's make, model, engine, and year against the listed compatibility before installation. The OE number A906.500.0054 can be used for cross-referencing.

Setup: Installation of an air con condenser typically requires specialized tools and knowledge of automotive air conditioning systems. It involves:

  1. Evacuating the existing refrigerant from the system safely and legally.
  2. Removing the old condenser.
  3. Installing the new Denso DCN17056 condenser.
  4. Recharging the AC system with the correct type and amount of refrigerant (R 134a) and oil.
  5. Leak testing the system.

Due to the handling of refrigerant and the complexity of AC systems, professional installation by a certified technician is highly recommended.

Care: The primary care for an air con condenser involves keeping its external surfaces clean. Debris, dirt, and insects can accumulate on the fins, reducing airflow and heat exchange efficiency. Periodically inspect the condenser (visible through the front grille) and gently clean the fins if they appear blocked. Avoid high-pressure washing directly at the fins, as this can cause damage. Regular AC system maintenance, including checks for leaks, will also contribute to the longevity of the condenser.

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