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Restore Cool, Comfortable Air Conditioning

A failed AC compressor means no cooling from your air conditioning system. We supply quality OEM and remanufactured AC compressors with clutch assemblies for most car and SUV makes and models.

The AC compressor is the heart of the air conditioning system, pressurising the refrigerant that absorbs heat from the cabin air. When the compressor fails the system stops cooling entirely. Our range covers scroll, swash plate, and rotary vane compressors for both R-134a and R-1234yf refrigerant systems across all popular vehicle platforms.

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AC compressor replacement
What We Offer

Our AC Compressor Range

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OEM Replacement Compressors

Direct-fit AC compressor assemblies with integrated clutch for most popular vehicle applications.

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Remanufactured AC Compressors

Professionally rebuilt compressors pressure-tested and ready for installation at a cost-effective price.

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AC Compressor Clutch Assemblies

Electromagnetic clutch coil, hub, and pulley kits for compressor clutch-only replacement.

FAQ AC Compressor
Frequently Asked Questions

Everything You Need to Know About AC Compressors

{Signs include no cold air from the vents, a clicking or grinding noise when the AC is switched on, refrigerant leaks from the compressor area, the AC clutch not engaging, and the AC light blinking on the dashboard. Call +1 (855) 994-4611 for guidance.}
{Most vehicles manufactured before 2014 use R-134a refrigerant. Newer vehicles increasingly use R-1234yf. Check your vehicle\'s door sticker or owner\'s manual, or contact our team for confirmation.}
{If the compressor itself is mechanically sound and only the clutch has failed, a clutch-only replacement is a viable option. We stock clutch assemblies for many popular compressor models.}
{Yes, if the old compressor has failed internally and contaminated the system with metal particles, the AC system must be flushed thoroughly before installing a new compressor.}
{Yes, the receiver drier (or accumulator) should always be replaced when the AC system is opened as it absorbs moisture and becomes saturated over time.}
{Provide your vehicle year, make, model, engine size, and refrigerant type. Our team will confirm the correct compressor and advise on any additional components needed.}

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