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Categories | Car AC Compressor |
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Brand Name: | WNRLN |
Model Number: | WXCV047 |
Certification: | SGS/ISO9001 |
Place of Origin: | Guangdong, China |
MOQ: | Negotiable |
Price: | Negotiable |
Payment Terms: | T/T, Western Union, L/C, MoneyGram, PayPal |
Supply Ability: | 5000pcs per month |
Delivery Time: | 10-30 days |
Packaging Details: | Neutral packing /WNRLN packing/Customized packing |
Type: | Auto AC Compressor |
Car make: | For MODELO CHEVROLET S10 2.8 DIESEL 2012 |
Voltage: | 12V |
Grooves: | 6PK |
Compressor type: | JS96 |
Warranty: | 1 Year |
OEM: | 52021260/52063999/597910629 |
Company Info. |
Guangzhou Weixing Automobile Fitting Co.,Ltd. |
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Product List |
52021260 52063999 597910629 RC.600.205 Auto AC Compressor For MODELO CHEVROLET S10 2.8 DIESEL 2012 WXCV047
Parameter :
Model Number | WXCV047 |
Car Model | For MODELO CHEVROLET S10 2.8 DIESEL 2012 |
Grooves | 6PK |
Model | JS96 |
OEM | 52021260/52063999/597910629/84998255 |
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Top 6 Causes of Automotive A/C Compressor Failure
1. Refrigerant Leaks and Low Charge
The most frequent cause of compressor failure is refrigerant leaks.
When refrigerant levels drop too low, the compressor loses its
lubrication since the oil circulates with the refrigerant. This
leads to increased friction and eventual seizure. Common leak
points include worn seals, corroded fittings, and damaged lines.
Regular system checks can prevent this issue.
2. Contamination in the System
Dirt, moisture, and metal particles can seriously damage a
compressor. Moisture mixes with refrigerant to form corrosive
acids, while metal debris from previous failures can score internal
components. Always flush the system thoroughly after a compressor
failure and replace the receiver-drier to prevent contamination
issues.
3. Electrical Problems
Electrical failures often prevent the compressor clutch from
engaging properly. Issues like burnt clutch coils, corroded wiring,
or faulty relays can stop the compressor from receiving power.
Testing clutch resistance and checking wiring connections should be
part of any diagnosis.
4. Improper Lubrication
Using the wrong type of oil or incorrect oil quantity causes most
lubrication-related failures. Each compressor requires specific oil
types like PAG or ester oil. Too little oil leads to excessive
friction, while too much can cause hydraulic lock. Always measure
oil carefully during servicing.
5. System Overpressure
Excessive pressure from overcharging or poor heat dissipation can
destroy compressors. Blocked condensers, faulty pressure switches,
or simply adding too much refrigerant can cause pressure to spike,
leading to broken valves or cracked housings. Proper charging
procedures and condenser maintenance prevent this.
6. Normal Wear and Tear
Even with perfect maintenance, compressors eventually wear out.
Typical lifespan ranges from 8-12 years depending on usage. Signs
of age include increasing noise, reduced efficiency, and small oil
leaks. When repair costs approach the price of a new unit,
replacement becomes the better option.
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