Aftermarket A/C Condenser for Model 3 2017–2020

This new aftermarket A/C condenser fits Model 3 2017–2020 and replaces OE reference 1077083-00-B. Its aluminum core releases heat from the air-conditioning refrigerant.

OE 1077083-00-B
Brand-New Aluminum Core
Model 3 (2017–2020)
A/C Refrigerant Condenser
Aftermarket Part

Key Features

OE Reference Matching

Use OE number 1077083-00-B to identify the correct replacement for Model 3 (2017–2020)
Brand-New Aluminum Core

A new aftermarket condenser with a lightweight aluminum core, never used or remanufactured
Efficient Heat Transfer

The high-density core releases heat from the high-pressure A/C refrigerant for consistent cabin cooling
Damage Replacement

Suitable for condensers affected by refrigerant leaks, road debris, impact damage or broken connections
Clear Fitment Exclusions

Does not fit Model 3 2021+, Model 3 Highland 2024+, Model Y, Model S or Model X
A/C Condenser, Not a Radiator

This part is for the air-conditioning refrigerant circuit, not the battery and powertrain coolant radiator
Aftermarket Part

A brand-new aftermarket replacement referenced by OE number for fitment and identification

Highlights

Matched to OE Reference 1077083-00-B - TESVX A/C Condenser — Matched to OE Reference 1077083-00-B

Built to OE reference 1077083-00-B for Model 3 (2017–2020).

Brand-New Aluminum Construction

This is a 100% new aftermarket condenser with a lightweight, high-density aluminum core, never used or remanufactured. The core releases heat from the A/C refrigerant to support consistent cabin cooling.

For Damaged or Leaking Condensers - TESVX A/C Condenser — For Damaged or Leaking Condensers

It is suited to replacing a condenser affected by refrigerant leaks, road debris, impact damage, damaged fittings or broken mounting tabs.

A/C Condenser, Not the Coolant Radiator - TESVX A/C Condenser — A/C Condenser, Not the Coolant Radiator

This part belongs to the air-conditioning refrigerant system and should not be confused with the battery and powertrain coolant radiator.

Compatibility

Model	Years / Version	Notes
Model 3	2017–2020	OE reference 1077083-00-B

Not compatible with Model 3 2021+, Model 3 Highland 2024+, Model Y, Model S or Model X.

Specifications

Product Type	A/C refrigerant condenser (not a coolant radiator)
Compatible Models	Model 3 (2017–2020)
Material	Lightweight aluminum high-density core
Installation Type	Requires A/C refrigerant recovery and recharge
Shipping Weight	4.5 kg (9.9 lb)
OE Reference	1077083-00-B (OE reference)

Installation

Difficulty: Advanced
Tools: A/C service equipment for refrigerant recovery, vacuum and recharge

Recover the refrigerant properly before opening the system.
Replace the condenser with the new part, matching fittings and mounting tabs.
Seal the system and run a leak test.
Evacuate and recharge the system using appropriate A/C service equipment according to standard service procedures.

Good to Know

Caution

Do not open a charged refrigerant system without proper recovery equipment.
After installation the system must be sealed, leak-tested, evacuated and recharged with A/C service equipment.
This is an aftermarket part and not a genuine Tesla OEM part.
Dirt on the condenser alone does not indicate a need for replacement.

FAQ

Is this the coolant radiator?

No. This is the A/C condenser, which is part of the air-conditioning refrigerant system and releases heat from high-pressure refrigerant. It should not be confused with the battery and powertrain coolant radiator.

What vehicles does it fit?

It is compatible with Tesla Model 3 (2017–2020) applications with matching OE reference 1077083-00-B and mounting configuration. It does not fit Model 3 2021+, Model 3 Highland 2024+, Model Y, Model S or Model X.

Is this a genuine Tesla OEM part?

No. This is a brand-new aftermarket replacement part referenced by OE number 1077083-00-B for fitment and identification purposes.

Can I install it myself?

Installation requires dedicated equipment: the refrigerant is recovered, then the system is sealed, leak-tested, evacuated and recharged.

When should the condenser be replaced?

Replacement may be appropriate if the original condenser has physical damage from a front-end impact, a puncture from road debris, refrigerant leaks, damaged fittings or broken mounting tabs.