OEM Kia AC System Parts

978111D200 - : Hose & Tube Assembly Cap for Kia Image

Hose & Tube Assembly Cap

5.0L. From 02/04/2013, upper. To 02/03/2013.
$7.41
MSRP $11.33
Save $3.92
34.6% Off
97245S9200 - : Under Cover Upper Seal for Kia Image

Under Cover Upper Seal

2023-25, type 3. 2020-22, # 1.
$33.44
MSRP $51.13
Save $17.69
34.6% Off
97245S9300 - : Under Cover Upper Seal for Kia Image

Under Cover Upper Seal

2023-25, type 4. 2020-22, # 3.
$33.44
MSRP $51.13
Save $17.69
34.6% Off
K20161J02 - : Case Assembly for Kia Image

Case Assembly

Sephia. Lower.
$67.29
MSRP $102.88
Save $35.59
34.6% Off
1K2A261L13 - : Coil for Kia Image

Coil

From 05/17/1999. Sephia. From 5/17/01.
$152.74
MSRP $233.55
Save $80.81
34.6% Off
97139D5100 - : Evaporator Core for Kia Image

Evaporator Core

Optima. Without hybrid. Automatic Temperature Controls. From 05/09/2018.
$335.77
MSRP $513.42
Save $177.65
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97775K0020 - : Hose & Tube Assembly for Kia Image

Hose & Tube Assembly

Incl.A/C Refrigerant Liquid Hose And A/C Expansion Valve. Soul. 1.6l.
$306.87
MSRP $469.22
Save $162.35
34.6% Off
97245S9000 - : Under Cover Upper Seal for Kia Image

Under Cover Upper Seal

2023-25, type 1. 2020-22, # 2.
$33.44
MSRP $51.13
Save $17.69
34.6% Off
97311AT000 - : Heater Hose for Kia Image

Heater Hose

Niro. Inlet.
$36.77
MSRP $56.22
Save $19.45
34.6% Off
971212G100 - : Intake Case for Kia Image

Intake Case

$18.04
MSRP $27.58
Save $9.54
34.6% Off
97114P2000 - : Upper Case for Kia Image

Upper Case

With hybrid.
$29.98
MSRP $45.83
Save $15.85
34.6% Off
97112D3010 - : Lower Case for Kia Image

Lower Case

$19.01
MSRP $29.07
Save $10.06
34.6% Off

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How Kia AC Systems Work

Wherever your Kia car, crossover, or SUV takes you, your HVAC system is responsible for maintaining a comfortable cabin temperature and circulating fresh air into the passenger space. How it works depends on the function.

Heating is simplest to explain. The HVAC system draws hot coolant from the engine to a small heater core. A fan blows over the core's fins, causing the warm air to flow through the air vents and into your cabin.

Cooling is a bit more involved. First, the compressor pressurizes refrigerant, converting it into a hot gas. A condenser cools that gas until it reverts into a liquid state. The liquid passes through an expansion valve, which transforms it into a low pressure gas. Lastly, an evaporator uses a fan to cool the gas quickly. That then gets blown through the air vents into the passenger space.

How to Spot AC System Issues

Unfortunately, your AC system can start to go bad. Signs of trouble include:

  • Inconsistent cabin temperatures
  • You notice the sweet smell of coolant in the air
  • Your cabin air feels steamy
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