Hyundai A/C and Heating Parts

Why is the HVAC in My Hyundai Not Working?

The worst has happened, and in Arizona weather: the heater and air conditioner in your Hyundai have stopped warming things up and chilling things out like they used to. Maybe refrigerant's leaking, or the cabin's steamy, or you've done an inspection and found clogs. At any rate, the causes, other than worn or damaged parts, could be anything, from "little things" like heater core leaks or low refrigerant levels to something a lot worse.

You'll want to finish that inspection; the trouble will need to be replaced.

How Much Does Replacing a Heater or an AC Cost on Average?

That depends on the part. Here's a breakdown of the ranges you can expect, most of the time.

AC compressor: between $930 and $1,150

AC condenser: $635 to $760

AC receiver/dryer: between $330 and $410 or more

AC expansion valve: anywhere from $335 to $420

AC evaporator: between $1,020 or so and $1,290

Heater core: $1,060 to $1,340, sometimes more

Blower motor: $335 to $350 or more

Heater hoses: between $480 and a little over $500

Heater control valve: anywhere from $475 to $500 plus

Of course, costs can also depend on model. AC condenser replacement on a Hyundai Accent for instance, runs $510 to $710 or so. AC compressor replacement on a Hyundai Elantra, on the other hand, runs $805 to $1,100 plus. Replacing the heater core on a Hyundai Santa Fe costs anywhere from $980 to $1,260, the blower motor on a Hyundai Sonata goes for $300 plus, and so on.

Don't worry. Here at OEM Hyundai Parts, we'll save you money; our replacement heater and air conditioning parts are marked down steeply. Plus, unlike aftermarket HVAC, they're manufacturer-quality and made to fit your model; you can buy with confidence.