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New Compressor Volv0 850 C70 93 1993 94 1994 95 1995 96 1996 97 98 1998 on 2040-parts.com

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Garland, Texas, US

Garland, Texas, US
Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money back or exchange (buyer's choice) Item must be returned within:30 Days Return policy details:No returned merchandise will be accepted without a ARA Returns Goods Authorization number. Any unauthorized return will be at our option, returned freight collect, or if accepted, subject to a 20% handling charge. A 20% restocking / repackaging charge will be applied when applicable. Any merchandise returned in un-saleable or abused condition will be returned to customer on a freight collect basis. Merchandise replacement or credit only will be allowed -NO CASH REFUNDS. Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Restocking Fee:20% Brand:Universal Air Conditioner Manufacturer Part Number:CO 10421JC Interchange Part Number:35450881 Other Part Number:57519 Four Seasons Warranty:Yes New Item Specific(1):DKS15CH Placement on Vehicle:Front



Description: 1993-1998 Volvo 850, C70 New AC Compressor.

Year

Make

Model

Trim

Engine

1997

VOLVO

850

All Submodels

All Engines

1996

VOLVO

850

All Submodels

All Engines

1995

VOLVO

850

All Submodels

All Engines

1994

VOLVO

850

BASE MODEL

L5 2.3L T

1994

VOLVO

850

BASE MODEL

L5 2.4L

1993

VOLVO

850

BASE MODEL

L5 2.4L

1998

VOLVO

C70

All Submodels

All Engines

1998

VOLVO

S70

All Submodels

All Engines

1998

VOLVO

V70

All Submodels

All Engines


 


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Compressor Warranty: Yes 1 year.  Compressor warranty is void unless the drier/accumulator, orifice tube and/or expansion valve is replaced upon installation and system is flushed using generally accepted methods. The proper lubricant must be used. Units returned without lubricant and not properly capped will be disallowed.


Additional AC Compressor Info:

Your AC Compressor is like the heart of your AC system. The AC Compressor is a pump that is used to circulate refrigerant in the system. We get a lot of questions about AC Compressors that we will answer below, related to AC Compressor failure.

1.       Will the AC Compressor give any signs before failure? Most of the time the AC Compressor will make different noises when it engages, it varies with the vehicle but it is most noticeable when the AC is turned on, and the clutch engages the compressor.

2.       What causes the AC Compressor to go bad? The AC Compressor is in simple terms a pump, it has moving parts on the inside that will eventually after long use wear out and need replaced. Lack of lubrication has been the leading cause of failure in most cases. The AC Compressor must have oil in the system. If a leak in the system develops oil is lost and there is not enough oil to sufficiently lubricate the ac compressor.

3.       What other things should I consider when I change the AC Compressor? Other things to take into consideration are the expansion valve/orifice tube and the accumulator drier, they could become clogged with contaminants and/or plugged and need replaced.

4.       Does the ac system need flushed? Yes the AC system should be flushed thoroughly and sometimes the condenser may need to be replaced to be positive any and all contaminants are out of the system and the ac compressor can properly do its job.

5.       Are there any other parts I should replace? It is highly recommended to change the following parts along with the AC Compressor:

a.       Orifice tube

b.      Accumulator/Reciever driers

c.       Expansion valve

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