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Honda CRV AC Compressor - Click here
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Have a look at this brand new Honda CRV AC Compressor. This AC Compressor is
compatible with the '03-'06 Honda CRV. When installing a new Honda CRV AC
Compressor you should replace all of your Honda AC system parts including the AC
Drier and AC Expansion Device or Orifice Tube. A new AC Kit will include all the
AC auto parts you need to restore your Honda CRV AC system. You can avoid AC
problems such as black death by purchasing a brand new OEM Honda CRV AC
Compressor or brand new aftermarket Honda CRV AC Compressor and kit components
including the drier, expansion device, oil and o-ring kit. |
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How to Repair DENSO AC Compressor - Click here
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Electric DENSO ac compressors used on hybrid vehicles have a compressor inside the compressor assembly. One of the leading causes of ac compressor is a lack of lubrication, or the wrong lubrication being used. This is a brief overview of DENSO electric ac compressors, and what can happen with out prpoer lubrication. Without proper lubrication the compressor will start to disintegrate from ths inside, and debris will travel out of the compressor into the ac system. |
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AC Kit - Click here
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An AC kit contains a new ac compressor, accumulator, expansion device or orifice tube, refrigerant oil and o-ring kit. Compare the replacement parts with the original parts to be sure they're the same. Make sure the compressor clutch has the same number of grooves and is the same diameter. Check to see if the mounting ports are in the same position on both the compressor and accumulator. |
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AC Compressor : Removing your AC Compressor - Click here
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An ac compressor should be removed one step at a time. When removing your ac compressor you should remove the clutch wire and hose assemblies. Remove the ac compressor manifold bolts. Be careful not to get any dirt or debris in the hoses. |
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AC Drier and Orifice Tube - Click here
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When you remove the ac drier and orifice tube you want to be very careful not to get any debris inside any of the hoses. Always use a backup wrench when removing any of the lines. Check for any excess metal shavings. Excess metal shavings are an indication that the entire ac system needs to be flushed. |
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AC Compressor Oil - Click here
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When adding ac compressor oil you should empty all of the oil used in shipping first. The correct amount of ac compressor oil to be added is usually stamped on the compressor. The manufacturer recommends a specific amount of oil for an ac compressor. |
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AC Flush - Click here
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Flush your ac system before installing a new ac compressor. Metal shavings or other debris from the defective compressor will contaminate the ac system. Shoot the fluid in one side of the compressor hose fittings to flush the system. Using shop air, push the fluid through the entire system and out the other port. |
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Air Conditioning Compressor Install - Click here
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Air conditioning compressor installation is properly done after the system has been flushed. First put the hose manifold back on. Bolt the compressor to the mounts. Cycle the ac compressor by spinning the clutch plate several times. Install the compressor clutch wire, and install the serpentine belt. |
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Orifice Tube Installation - Click here
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The orifice tube should have an arrow which points to the flow of the refrigerant. Make sure you're installing the orifice tube the right way. The installation is made easier by getting the o-rings wet with oil. |
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AC Drier Install - Click here
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An ac drier is a critical part of any cars ac system. The drier serves as a filter for the entire system which captures debris and moisture. Any time you're replacing an ac compressor you must change the drier and flush the system. Debris and moisture in an ac system can destroy a new ac compressor which is why you need to purchase a new drier when you purchase a new ac compressor. |
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Evacuating the AC System - Click here
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Evacuating the ac system should be done with both of the couplers installed and both of the valves completely open. The low side gauge should start to draw a vacuum. You should leave the vacuum on for 30 minutes to an hour. After you pull the vacuum on the system it's ready to be recharged. |
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Recharging the AC System - Click here
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When recharging the ac system use a charging scale to put the correct amount of refrigerant back into the system. With the system at a partial charge close the high side and start the vehicle. After starting the vehicle and running it with the compressor off check the serpentine belt to make sure it was installed correctly. |
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