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The air conditioning system cools the air in the passenger compartment.
This technology in the automotive industry date all the way back to 1933 in New York, USA

The entire system includes an air conditioning compressor, condenser, evaporator, evaporator, filter drier. A fluid runs in a closed loop in the system.

It is important when replacing these components to drain the circuit and comply with the manufacturer's instructions.

Air conditioning compressors for cars, air conditioning compressors for tractors, air conditioning compressors for agricultural machines are available in the various categories of the site.



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    An air conditioning compressor is an essential component of a car air conditioning system. Its role is to compress the refrigerant, which circulates in the system, into a high pressure, high temperature gas. This gas is then cooled and condensed in the system's condenser, where it releases the absorbed heat into the car's interior.

    The air conditioning compressor is usually driven by a belt connected to the car's engine. It is located near the engine and can be identified as a metal housing with refrigerant lines coming out of it.

    If the air conditioning compressor is not working properly, it can lead to a loss of air conditioning efficiency or even a complete system failure. Signs of a malfunctioning compressor may include unusual noises, coolant leaks or an air conditioner that does not produce enough cool air.

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We've received a number of technical inquiries about the oil used in our air-conditioning compressor replacements, particularly for belt-driven compressors. Please note that all +Line compressors are pre-filled with the appropriate oil. However, the total quantity of oil required may vary according to the specific application.

To ensure you use the right type and quantity of oil, we recommend you follow the procedure below:
1. Drain the oil: Carefully drain the oil from the compressor. This step is important to ensure that any residual oil from the production process is removed.
2. Filling the system: Use an air-conditioning maintenance machine to fill the system with the right type and quantity of oil. This ensures that the oil is distributed evenly throughout the system.

Other technical considerations:
- Oil compatibility: Make sure the oil you use is compatible with your system's refrigerant (e.g. PAG oil for R134a systems). Using the wrong oil can lead to poor lubrication, increased wear and, eventually, compressor failure.
- System flush: if the system has been exposed to contaminants, or if a compressor has failed, it is essential to flush the system thoroughly before adding new oil and refrigerant.
- Oil viscosity: Check that oil viscosity is within compressor specifications. Correct viscosity is essential to maintain efficient lubrication and avoid damage to the compressor.

This procedure applies specifically to belt-driven compressors. By following these steps, you can ensure optimum performance and extend the life of your air conditioning system.
If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.