WTB: AC Compressor
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From: MA
My compressor seized the other day, so now I need one too.
Will prefer to get the clutch too if anyone has both parts available -- for 1992 SC300.
Shipping would be to 01826. I'd pay via paypal. Let me know costs. Thanks.
Will prefer to get the clutch too if anyone has both parts available -- for 1992 SC300.
Shipping would be to 01826. I'd pay via paypal. Let me know costs. Thanks.
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From: Houston, TX
A/C compressor. New, unopened-sealed factory box
Originally Posted by 91SHOman
Just curious, how much does a used one usually go for? I'm needing one and kind of wondering what the going rate for one is.
By the time I figured out I didn't need it, it was too late to send it back. I also have some other new a/c parts that I was told were needed when the compressor was being replaced. These list for $766.19. I will sell this one for $459.60 (40% off list), plus shipping.
Last edited by SC & RX; Apr 15, 2006 at 06:36 AM.
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From: FL
Originally Posted by SC & RX
I have in the unopened, factory-sealed box for a 1994 SC400 that I bought because the Firestone dealer told me I needed a new one. Before I had it installed I found out by accident that the reason my interior would not cool down was because the factory installed telephone system was causing the blower speed to stay on low. By the time I figured out I didn't need it, it was too late to send it back. I also have some other new a/c parts that I was told were needed when the compressor was being replaced. These list for $766.19. I will sell this one for $459.60 (40% off list), plus shipping.
By the time I figured out I didn't need it, it was too late to send it back. I also have some other new a/c parts that I was told were needed when the compressor was being replaced. These list for $766.19. I will sell this one for $459.60 (40% off list), plus shipping.
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Turns out I didn't need one. The crankshaft pulley came off, got it replaced with an unorthodox lightened crank pulley from MVP and the car runs like a champ now, no more screeching on start up, AC and heat work great, and just a tiny bit faster, nothing to noticeable.