Volvo

Since 1976, American Radiator has been the trusted source for aftermarket Volvo charge air coolers built to OEM specifications for VNL, VNM, VNX, and VT trucks. Our Volvo intercoolers are pressure-tested for leaks, optimized for airflow, and engineered with cast tanks and crossflow aluminum designs to deliver lasting performance.

Choose from standard CAC replacements with a two-year unlimited mileage warranty or upgrade to our severe-duty bar-and-plate Volvo charge air cooler, backed by a lifetime warranty for extreme applications.

Fleets and independent truck operators nationwide rely on American Radiator for affordable Volvo CAC replacements, ensuring reduced fuel costs, stronger horsepower, and longer engine life. With Famous Same Day Shipping, a large in-stock inventory, and expert technical support, we’ll get your Volvo truck back on the road fast.

For help finding the right Volvo CAC for your truck, call 877-203-4572 and talk with our cooling experts today.

FAQ'S

What Volvo models are compatible with your charge air coolers?
Our coolers are designed to fit a variety of Volvo trucks — including VNL, VNR, VHD, and other models — with matching inlet/outlet layouts, mounting locations, and airflow capacity.

What’s the difference between bar & plate and tube & fin cooler designs?
Bar & plate coolers are sturdier, resist clogging, and handle high boost and heavy-duty use better. Tube & fin coolers are lighter and efficient for moderate-duty applications or where weight and space matter more.

How do I choose the right charge air cooler for my Volvo engine?
Compare your original cooler’s dimensions, boost rating, airflow specs, and port layout. Use the OEM part number or system specs to select the appropriate replacement.

Can I replace only the charge air cooler and reuse existing hoses and clamps?
Yes — if your hoses, clamps, and connections are in good condition, replacing just the cooler often works fine. However, upgrading those parts simultaneously helps avoid leaks and improves system integrity.

What signs indicate a failing Volvo charge air cooler?
Reduced engine power, poor boost response, elevated intake air temperatures, exhaust smoke, or visible oil or coolant leaks on the cooler are all warning signs that replacement is needed.