air con compressor
hi as the title states my air con compressor is stuffed, do i need a particular compressor to replace?
also its a v8 ss
Can anyone shed some light do i need a certain one for a v8
yes you need the right part to suit your car! for a new compressor, you need to replace the tx and reciever drier and get the system flushed for a warrenty. I have a vt 6cyc compressor for sale, and this wont suit
Does all that come with a new compressor
Does anyone mo wat model number i need
trip or a phone call to your local holden dealer with your VIN number should give you the part numbers and cost.
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You dont need to change the TX valve.
The receiver dryer should be changed whenever the system is opened to atmosphere.
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you buy a new compressor it clearly states on the box for warranty. That was the point I was trying to make. Just look up your local air con shop.
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Ive replaced countless compressors and never had any issues with leaving the TX valve. Changing it is pointless if its working correctly, its just a valve.
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you do what you gotta do mate, I just like to cover all bases with customers and keep my suppliers happy if a problem was to ever happen
Quoted $1367.65 today for new pump/TX valve /receiver dryer /hose assembly /O rings and re gas plus 4 hours labour ..the Muppet told me $600-650 for the pump! I think I'll get another when I'm in Melbourne next week
ouch! might leave the windows down a bit longer
LOL would if the wife and kid's didn't complain LOLOriginally Posted by mr031
I bought a fleabay pump last night $275 delivered.
nice price, dont forget to get new o-rings that seal the pipes top the compressor. Holden stock them.
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4 hours labour is a bit steep to change a compressor, dryer and TX valve...
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