Inside your Chrysler are not only fuels and lubricants but refrigerants as well. The refrigerant is a specially formulated chemical used in the A/C system for exchanging heat. It removes heat and moisture from the inside of your Chrysler and discharges it to the open air. The refrigerant helps in the circulation of the system by moving refrigerant oil to important parts in the A/C system. This component is very essential to keep the operating temperature of your Chrysler at its functional level. The refrigerant as a chemical is also being tended by a special device installed in your vehicle which is known as the Chrysler A/C receiver/drier or called accumulator, or filter/dryer. This device eliminates the water and dirt from the refrigerant while storing a limited amount of refrigerant as it cycles through the system. It is an integral component in the A/C system's performance and life span. The dryer is like an aluminum container which is linked to the A/C refrigerant circuit. A receiver/drier is purposely linked to the high side of the system while an accumulator is linked to the low side of the system. In modern cars, the A/C system could be using both a receiver/drier and an accumulator; this depends on the type of air conditioning system the car has. Usually, the A/C drier or the accumulator gets replaced whenever a car is more than five years old or has traveled more than 70,000 miles. Whenever the system has to undergo a retrofit or is to be opened for a major repair, the receiver/drier and the accumulator is normally replaced. Our company website has a wide inventory of Chrysler A/C receiver/drier and accumulator fit for your Chrysler car. Each has their full product description as your guides in choosing the right receiver/drier for your Chrysler. We know that an A/C system repair is truly expensive that is why we offer these quality products at prices.