What type of condenser is in that vehicle?

To accurately determine the type of condenser in a specific vehicle, I would need to know the make, model, and year of the vehicle in question. Different vehicles may use different types of AC condensers depending on their design, manufacturer specifications, and model year.

Generally, automotive AC systems typically use one of two types of condensers:

1. Tube and Fin Condenser: This type of condenser consists of a series of small tubes connected to thin aluminum fins. Refrigerant flows through the tubes, while air passes over the fins, cooling the refrigerant and causing it to condense into a liquid. Tube and fin condensers are common in older vehicles and are relatively simple in design.

2. Parallel Flow Condenser: Parallel flow condensers are more efficient than tube and fin condensers and are commonly used in modern vehicles. They feature a flat, compact design with multiple parallel passages for refrigerant flow. This design allows for better heat transfer and cooling efficiency compared to tube and fin condensers.

To determine the specific type of condenser in a particular vehicle, it's best to consult the vehicle's service manual, contact the manufacturer, or consult with a qualified automotive technician who can identify the condenser based on the vehicle's specifications.