Owner reviews for AC compressor

Valeo is a good brand and makes parts for many cars including expensive cars. Never had issues with anything from them.

denso compressor 100%, you’ll end replacing that uac in a year if you get it

When I replaced the AC compressor in my E92 I went with a Denso. Just so happened that the original i pulled out was a Denso as well with BMW badging so I would go that route.

skip the auto zone and get an a/c compressor from rock auto \n[https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/honda,2010,cr-v,2.4l+l4,1444968,heat+&+air+conditioning,a/c+compressor,6628](https://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/honda,2010,cr-v,2.4l+l4,1444968,heat+&+air+conditioning,a/c+compressor,6628) \ngo with the nissen or denso

Bad A/C compressor and blown 12v outlet fuse from factory. Got both replaced, no problems.

In my Jeep I turn off the ac... because it doesn’t always like to start if the ac compressor is engaged.

Auto AC compressor with slow leak was replaced with a new Nissens unit. New drier installed, system properly evacuated and charged with factory 134a fill. System tested perfectly. Shortly thereafter, AC non-operable. Static pressure still tests fine, but compressor doesn’t kick on when called. Visual inspection reveals clutch cover missing along with one of six rubber inserts

Took my 2017 Hatchback in two weeks ago, they replaced the compressor under warranty. AC lasted a week before blowing hot air again. Brought it back, now they say the evaporator needs to be replaced for $2100.

In my situation, at 3 years and 33k miles my AC compressor when out with a leak (very well known issue). It was not covered by the 3 year 30k warranty and Honda quoted me $3k+ to fix. I said no and went to a third-party repair place that fixed it for $1,700.

I've had a rather absurd amount of ford AC compressors that leak from the O-ring seal between the two halves of the compressor.