3/8 X 1/2 16″ capillary

$52.23

A universal-fit A/C thermal expansion valve (TXV) that meters refrigerant into the evaporator for strong, steady cooling. 3/8″ × 1/2″ connections with a 16″ capillary sensing tube.

Type Expansion valve (TXV)
Fit Universal
Connections 3/8″ × 1/2″
Capillary 16″

Universal fit — confirm your connection sizes & valve style before ordering.

SKU 208-6600

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Description

Thermal Expansion Valve · Universal Fit · SKU 208-6600

Universal A/C expansion valve — 3/8″ × 1/2″, 16″ capillary

A universal-fit thermal expansion valve (TXV) that meters refrigerant into the evaporator for strong, steady cooling. 3/8″ × 1/2″ connections with a 16″ capillary sensing tube — cross-references a range of OEM valves.

SKU: 208-6600UAC: EX 5436C3/8″ × 1/2″ · 16″ capUniversal fit · TXV
Air Components 208-6600 universal A/C thermal expansion valve, 3/8 by 1/2 connections with a 16 inch capillary. UAC EX 5436C.
Universal thermal expansion valve · 3/8″ × 1/2″ · 16″ capillary sensing

Universal fit — confirm before ordering. Match your connection sizes and valve style against your original, plus the system’s tonnage/superheat range. Not sure? Call 480-507-2229 and we’ll help you match it.

How a TXV works

The valve that controls your cooling

The expansion valve is the metering device between the high-pressure liquid line and the evaporator. It drops the refrigerant’s pressure and controls exactly how much enters the evaporator — the key to efficient, consistent cold air.

The sensing element reads the temperature of the refrigerant leaving the evaporator and feeds it back to the valve, so the valve fine-tunes flow to keep the evaporator fully fed without flooding. A worn or clogged valve shows up as weak cooling, frosting, or air that can’t hold temperature.

At a glance

Know exactly what you’re ordering

The details that decide whether this part matches your system:

Type
TXV
Fit
Universal
Connections
3/8″ × 1/2″
Capillary
16″
Superheat
3.5
Sensing
Capillary
Why it’s a smart replacement

One valve, many applications

Universal fit

A single versatile valve that cross-references many OEM expansion valves — fewer part numbers to stock and source.

Precise metering

Controls exactly how much refrigerant enters the evaporator for strong, steady cooling instead of weak or fluctuating air.

Responsive sensing

Reacts quickly to temperature changes at the evaporator outlet to keep the evaporator fully fed without flooding.

Wide interchange

Cross-references UAC and many OEM and aftermarket brands — see the table below.

Restores cold air

Replacing a failed or clogged expansion valve is one of the most common fixes for A/C that won’t cool.

Built to spec

Manufactured to meet or exceed the original valve’s metering and connection specifications.

Cross-reference

Interchange & cross-reference numbers

Match your old part against the numbers below.

BrandPart number(s)
UACEX 5436C
AC Delco155436
GM52463564
OmegaMT5004
SantechMT5004
Specifications

Technical specs

Air Components SKU208-6600
TypeThermal expansion valve (TXV)
FitUniversal
Connections3/8″ × 1/2″
Capillary length16″
Superheat3.5
SensingCapillary tube
UAC numberEX 5436C
Weight0.3 lb
Dimensions3.62 × 3.39 × 1.73 in
Installation

Replace it right

A clean install keeps the new valve accurate and the system efficient.

1

Confirm the match

Check connection sizes, valve style, and superheat/tonnage against your original valve before you start.

2

Recover refrigerant

Safely recover the system charge before opening any lines.

3

Fit the valve

Install the valve with fresh O-rings; route and clamp the sensing element correctly and insulate it.

4

Evacuate & recharge

Replace the drier, pull a deep vacuum, then recharge to spec.

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Questions & answers

FAQ

What does an A/C expansion valve do?
It’s the metering device between the liquid line and the evaporator. It drops refrigerant pressure and controls how much refrigerant enters the evaporator, based on outlet superheat — which is what gives you strong, steady cold air.
Is this valve universal — will it fit my vehicle?
It’s a universal-fit valve that cross-references a wide range of OEM valves (see the table). Before ordering, confirm your connection sizes, the valve style, and the system’s tonnage/superheat range match your original.
How do I know my expansion valve is bad?
Common signs are weak or inconsistent cooling, evaporator icing or frosting, or a system that can’t hold temperature even with a correct charge. A restricted or stuck valve is a frequent culprit.
Should I replace the receiver-drier too?
Yes. Any time the system is opened, replace the drier and evacuate to a deep vacuum before recharging to protect the new valve and the rest of the system.
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Connection sizes and style all have to match. Send us your old part’s numbers or call and we’ll confirm the right fit.

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All manufacturer names and part numbers are trademarks of their respective owners and are listed for identification and cross-reference purposes only; their use does not imply affiliation or endorsement. This is an aftermarket universal-fit part. Confirm connection sizes, style, and system suitability against your application before ordering.

Additional information

Weight 0.3 lbs
Dimensions 3.622 × 3.3858 × 1.7323 in

Cross References

Cross Reference

  • UAC: EX 5436C
  • AC Delco: 155436
  • General Motors: 52463564
  • Omega: MT5004
  • Santech: MT5004

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Specs

Specifications

  • Max Operating Pressure: 0.45��0.0345
  • Superheat: 3.5

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