Intercooler: Proper disposal
Intercooler: disposal recommendations
The hazardous waste content of the used part depends on its design. For example, a used liquid-to-air intercooler may contain coolant residues that are toxic to humans, animals, and plants (EWC code 16 01 14). According to the European Waste Catalogue, an air-to-air intercooler is not classified as hazardous waste after the end of its service life (EWC code 16 01 17 / 16 01 18 / 16 01 19 / 16 01 22).
- Consumer disposal optionsThe component should be disposed of according to the regulations for sorting metal waste. Liquid-to-air intercoolers must be disposed of only after removing antifreeze residues.
- Industrial disposal regulationsThe collection, storage, recycling, and disposal are carried out by specialist companies per the regulatory requirements for this type of waste.
This product cannot be reused
Disposal recommendations for other spare parts
Unlock your car maintenance assistant!
Track expenses, manage logs, schedule replacements, and more.
Most viewed car repair video tutorials
How to change intercooler on BMW 5 E60 TUTORIAL | AUTODOC
Car maintenance tips and tricks from AUTODOC CLUB
View more
7 signs of faulty fuel injectors | AUTODOC tips
How to Prevent Premature Wear on Your Car Boot Damper | AUTODOC
What to do if your car’s bonnet won’t open | AUTODOC tips
DIY vehicle AC compressor restoration
Repair and replacement manuals
Time to replace parts? Get even better deals in our Shop app.

SCAN ME