July 2026 New Parts: Cooling & A/C Coverage for 5 Applications

Cooling-system and A/C repairs often begin with the same customer complaints: rising engine temperature, coolant loss, weak cabin cooling, or a vehicle that needs a correct replacement part after front-end damage. For repair shops, the challenge is usually not identifying the failed system—it is matching the exact part to the vehicle, engine, and OE reference.

Our July 20, 2026 North America release adds five new SKUs across four practical service categories: two radiators, one A/C expansion valve, one evaporator, and one water pump. Coverage includes selected Toyota, Infiniti, Honda, Mazda, and Dodge applications.

New Parts at a Glance

Two New Radiator Applications for Late-Model Vehicles

2022–2024 Toyota Tundra 3.4L Turbocharged Gas

REACH PN 1.41.14000.022 adds coverage for the 2022–2024 Toyota Tundra with the 3.4L turbocharged gasoline engine. Use OE G901034010 or DPI 14000 as the primary lookup references.

For vehicle owners, radiator problems may show up as visible coolant loss, repeated overheating, or damage after a front-end impact. For shops, the engine description matters: verify the 3.4L turbocharged gasoline application and OE reference rather than ordering by model name alone.

2022–2024 Infiniti QX60 3.5L Gas

REACH PN 1.41.14002.026 covers the 2022–2024 Infiniti QX60 with the 3.5L gasoline engine. Lookup references are OE 214106SA0A and DPI 14002.

Before installation, compare the original unit’s connections, mounting points, and OE number. This is particularly useful for repair facilities preparing an estimate before the vehicle occupies a service bay.

A/C Parts for Older Honda and Current-Generation Mazda3 Applications

2003–2007 Honda Accord 2.4L Expansion Valve

REACH PN 1.72.10680 covers the 2003–2007 Honda Accord 2.4L. OE references are 80220S6A003, 80220S6A013, and 80220S6A305; the Four Seasons cross-reference is 39007.

An expansion valve should be considered only after proper A/C diagnosis. Similar symptoms—weak cooling, unstable outlet temperature, or abnormal high- and low-side pressure readings—can also come from low refrigerant charge, airflow problems, or compressor issues. Shops should verify system pressures and contamination before replacing the valve.

2019–2026 Mazda3 Base 2.5L Evaporator

REACH PN 1.73.12708 adds evaporator coverage for the 2019–2026 Mazda3 Base 2.5L. Lookup references are OE BDGF61J10 and UAC EV 9409508PFC.

Evaporator replacement can involve substantial interior disassembly, so fitment confirmation is especially important. Before authorizing the job, technicians should confirm the leak location with appropriate A/C diagnostic methods and compare the OE number to the original component.

Water Pump Coverage for the 2011–2014 Dodge Avenger 3.6L V6

REACH PN 1.W4.31396 covers the 2011–2014 Dodge Avenger equipped with the 3.6L V6. The source data provides the following lookup references:

• OE: 05184498AI, 05184498AJ, 05184498AH, 05184498AN, 68158680AA, 68158680AB, RL184498AI
• Airtex: AW6169
• ASC: WP-2408
• GMB: 120-4450
• QH: QCP3885

Vehicle owners may notice coolant leakage, bearing noise, or rising engine temperature, but these symptoms are not unique to the water pump. Repair shops should pressure-test the cooling system, inspect related hoses and thermostat operation, and verify the exact cross-reference before replacement.