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Restaurer la puissance de refroidissement: BMW A/C Condenser with Receiver-Drier (Oe 64 50 9 122 825) APCF-88-28001
If your BMW’s air conditioning has been losing efficiency, Souffler de l'air chaud, ou mettre une pression supplémentaire sur le compresseur, Le coupable peut être un condenseur défaillant. le A/C condenser with integrated receiver-drier – BMW OE part 64 50 9 122 825 (6450.9.122.825) - est la solution directe pour ramener les performances de refroidissement fiables.
Why This Part Matters
The condenser is the heart of your A/C’s heat exchange process. Quand il se bouche ou fuit, Le réfrigérant ne peut pas faire du vélo correctement, resulting in weak cooling and potential compressor damage. This replacement unit is built to BMW specifications, ensuring proper fitment and long service life.
Key Features
- Direct replacement for BMW OE 64 50 9 122 825
- Integrated receiver-drier – no need to buy separately
- Aluminum core construction for lightweight strength and efficient heat transfer
- Precise dimensions (586 × 407 × 16 mm) for easy installation
- Trusted aftermarket equivalents available from Nissens, Mahle/Behr, AVA, NRF, and Valeo
Vehicle Fitment
This condenser is designed for a wide range of BMW models, y compris:
- 5-Série (E60/E61) – 525i, 528i, 530i, 535i, 545i, 550i, M5 (2002–2010)
- 6-Série (E63/E64) – 645Ci, 650i, M6 (2004–2010)
- 7-Série (E65/E66/E67) – 745i, 750i, 760i, and long-wheelbase models (2002–2008)
Cross-Reference Numbers
- BMW / ALPINA OE: 64 50 9 122 825 (64509122825)
- Replaces: 64 50 2 282 939, 64 50 8 379 885
- Aftermarket refs: Nissens 94679, AVA BW5267, Mahle AC344000, NRF 35537, Valeo 817850, Denso 4770819
Installation Notes
Professional installation is recommended. Always replace O-rings, evacuate and vacuum the system, add the correct PAG oil, and recharge with R-134a refrigerant. If the old condenser failed due to debris, flush the system before reassembly.
Upgrade your BMW’s cooling performance with this OE-spec condenser and enjoy crisp, reliable A/C once again.
