Rebuilt Nippon Denso compressor availability?
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Rebuilt Nippon Denso compressor availability?
I have an 87 Turbo that I converted to V8 20 years ago. The A/C is working fine, but I was looking for a rebuilt compressor in case I ever need one.
Mine is the Nippon Denso compressor, but if I look at Rock Auto, Napa, etc all I see are Sanden compressors. Are the Nippon Denso compressors available? Where?
TIA
Mine is the Nippon Denso compressor, but if I look at Rock Auto, Napa, etc all I see are Sanden compressors. Are the Nippon Denso compressors available? Where?
TIA
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The Denso compressor should be the 10p15c frame. If you look that up, you should find an aftermarket like a Four Seasons. You will have to make sure that the pulley type matches. Also, take note that it has a PAG 46 type oil in i
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I searched briefly and see what you are talking about. I feel a little safer knowing I can get one if needed, and might buy one just to have. Thanks.
I saw versions for Toyota and Mercedes. Are the internals all the same (valving, ports, etc)?
Any idea why it is referred to as a "frame" rather than "housing", or "case". What does "frame" refer to the type of mounting?
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I picked up a Denso AC compressor from these guys: https://acpartshouse.com/
FWIW, I got two years of use on it now since rebuilding my AC system, so far so good. I'm running my restored AC system on R152A (aka - duster gas), and it works great.
FWIW, I got two years of use on it now since rebuilding my AC system, so far so good. I'm running my restored AC system on R152A (aka - duster gas), and it works great.
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