A22-72870-000

A22-72870-000 Cross-Reference — A/C Condenser for Freightliner Cascadia

A22-72870-000 is the A/C condenser Freightliner put on the Cascadia starting with the 2018 refresh, and if the one on your truck looks like a pretzel or has fin damage you can see daylight through, this is the part number to know.

What This Condenser Fits

This is the condenser core that mounts up front on 2018+ Cascadias, ahead of the radiator, and it's built to the tube-and-fin spec Freightliner spec'd for that cab and cooling package. It's not a universal core — the mounting tabs, inlet/outlet fitting locations, and core dimensions are set up to bolt into the Cascadia's front-end structure without you having to fabricate brackets.

Cascadias went through some changes in cooling packages over the model years, so before you order, pull the number off your old condenser or run your VIN. A22-72870-000 covers a wide swath of 2018-and-up trucks but 'Cascadia' isn't one fixed part — Freightliner has more than one condenser depending on engine and spec.

If your old core is A22-72870-000 or one of the crosses in the table below, you're in the right spot. If it's a different Freightliner number, don't guess — call it in.

How the Cross-Reference Numbers Line Up

The aftermarket brands in the table — Truck Air, Omega, Phoenix Mobile Air, Road Choice, UAC, Alliance — all make a condenser that cross-references to A22-72870-000 because they're building to the same core dimensions, fitting sizes, and mounting points Freightliner used. That's why a Truck Air 04-0628 or a UAC 22173PFC will interchange with the factory part.

Where you want to slow down is fitting size and O-ring seal type. Condensers use different port sizes and seal configurations depending on refrigerant system generation, and a core that's dimensionally right but has the wrong fitting will leak on you the first hot day. Also check that the mounting tab pattern matches — some Cascadia condensers have subtle differences in bracket location between model years.

Rule of thumb: match the number off your old core, not just 'it's a Cascadia so it'll work.' If the old part is too far gone to read a number, VIN lookup is the fallback — give us the VIN and we'll pull the right one.

Ordering From PartStop

We're in Tacoma and keep this one in stock — if you're a local fleet or owner-op and need the truck back on the road, same-day pickup or delivery around the Puget Sound area is doable most days. Call ahead so we can have it staged.

Ship nationwide if you're not local — this is a heavy-but-not-huge box, standard freight or large parcel depending on carrier, usually out same day if ordered before early afternoon.

Comes with our standard 6+ month warranty. If it doesn't fit once you get it in hand, don't force it — reach out and we'll sort a return or exchange before you start cutting brackets.

A22-72870-000 Cross-Reference & Interchange Numbers

These manufacturer and aftermarket numbers commonly cross-reference to A22-72870-000. Use them to identify the part — then confirm the exact fit by VIN or the number stamped on your old unit before you order. An interchange is a starting point, not a fitment guarantee.

Brand / LineCross-Reference Numbers
Truck Air04-0628
Omega24-33715
Phoenix Mobile Air770-72012
Road ChoiceCON0438
UAC22173PFC
AllianceN83 32 2115

Frequently asked questions

Does A22-72870-000 fit my 2019 Cascadia?

Probably, but confirm before you order. Pull the number off the condenser currently on the truck, or give us the VIN — Cascadias had a few cooling package variations across 2018+ and we want to get you the right core the first time, not the second.

Is this the same as the UAC 22173PFC?

They cross-reference to the same application — UAC builds their 22173PFC to the same fit as A22-72870-000. Same footprint, same fitting locations. Still worth checking your old part's number against the table since running changes happen.

What's actually different between all these brands if they all cross to the same number?

Mostly core construction quality and fin density — some are heavier-duty than others. Fit-wise they're built to the same spec, which is why they interchange, but if you want specifics on build quality for a given brand, ask us before you buy and we'll tell you straight.

Not sure it fits? We check before you pay.

Run your VIN and we’ll match parts to your exact truck, or call the counter — a person who knows trucks verifies fitment by OEM number before the order ships. No wrong-box returns.

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Need the part, not just the reading?

Every part below is a Premium Quality aftermarket Direct Replacement with published OEM cross-reference numbers, a 6+ month warranty and same-business-day shipping from Tacoma, WA. Not sure it fits? Run your VIN — or call and a person who knows trucks will verify fitment before you pay.

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