How to Replace the A/C Compressor on an Acura Integra?

The air conditioning compressor is a non-serviceable unit and must be replaced with a complete unit or rebuilt by an authorized rebuild. The receiver-drier should be replaced whenever the compressor is replaced. First, have the air conditioning system refrigerant discharged by dealer service department or air conditioning repair facility. Then, disconnect the cable from the negative terminal of the battery. If the radio in your vehicle is equipped with an anti-theft system, make sure you have the correct activation code before disconnecting the battery. Set the parking brake, block the rear wheels and raise the front of the vehicle, supporting it securely on jackstands. Remove the drivebelt. Remove the power steering pump. Remove the cruise control actuator if equipped. Disconnect the refrigerant lines from the compressor. To remove the compressor, remove the bolts, disconnect the lines and plug the open fittings to prevent entry of dirt and moisture. Disconnect the compressor clutch wiring harness. Unbolt the compressor from the mounting bracket and remove it from the vehicle. The clutch may have to be transferred from the old compressor to the new unit. To calculate the amount of refrigerant oil for the new compressor, drain the refrigerant oil from the old compressor through the suction fitting and measure it in ounces or cubic centimeters. Subtract this volume from 4 fluid ounces (120 ml). The difference between these two figures is equal to the amount you should drain from the new compressor. Installation is otherwise the reverse of removal. Finally, have the system evacuated, recharged and leak tested by a dealership service department or automotive air conditioning repair facility.

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Acura Integra A/C Compressor
Part Number: 38810-PH3-N01
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Acura Integra Compressor
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Acura Integra Compressor
Part Number: 38810-64A-A03
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Acura Integra A/C Compressor
Part Number: 38810-P9K-E01
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- Other Name: Compressor (Denso) ; Compressor Assembly; Compressor, Compressor Assembly
- Replaces: 38810-PR7-A04, 38810-PR7-A03
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Acura Integra Air Conditioning Compressor (Denso)
Part Number: 38810-P72-003
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- Other Name: Compressor Assembly; Compressor
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Acura Integra A/C Compressor
Part Number: 38810-PR4-A01
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- Other Name: Compressor, Only
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Acura Integra A/C Compressor (Denso)
Part Number: 38810-PR3-003
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- Other Name: Compressor Assembly
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Acura Integra A/C Compressor Sub-Assembly
Part Number: 38810-PG6-003
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- Other Name: Compressor Sub-Assembly
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Acura Integra Compressor
Part Number: 06388-P61-505RM
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Acura Integra A/C Compressor Assembly (Denso)
Part Number: 38800-PR4-A02
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- Other Name: Compressor Assembly (Denso); Compressor, Compressor Assembly
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Acura Integra Air Conditioning Compressor (Denso)
Part Number: 38810-PW0-N01
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- Other Name: Compressor Assembly; Compressor
- Replaces: 38810-P30-003, 38810-PR7-003, 38810-PR7-013
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Acura Integra A/C Compressor

The A/C Compressor in an Acura Integra pressurizes the refrigerant so temperatures inside the cabin are comfortable on the greatly hot days. Onboard the unit, refrigerant gas of low pressure enters. The compressor compresses it to a high pressure high temperature state. Then the hot gas flows to a condenser where heat leaves. The cooled fluid reaches the evaporator and cold air enters the cabin, and the cycle repeats continuously. Earlier models of Integra applied R12 refrigerant. However, during the 1990s, car manufacturers switched to R134a as it is a cleaner alternative. This change also meant that a different lubricant is required. Therefore, it is important to pick the right fluid whenever the A/C Compressor stops working. The A/C will gradually lose its cooling effect. Avoid complications by selecting the exact replacement A/C Compressor. While designs have evolved to accommodate the newer refrigerant, each A/C Compressor applied in an Acura is built with the same pumping and pressure building architecture. This means that the real difference between the years has simply been the refrigerant applied or compatibility and not actual drivers or mounting style. In any case, the owner of a modern Integra also counts on a properly matched A/C Compressor to offer steady comfort inside their Acura.

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Q: How to Replace the A/C Compressor on an Acura Integra?
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The air conditioning compressor is a non-serviceable unit and must be replaced with a complete unit or rebuilt by an authorized rebuild. The receiver-drier should be replaced whenever the compressor is replaced. First, have the air conditioning system refrigerant discharged by dealer service department or air conditioning repair facility. Then, disconnect the cable from the negative terminal of the battery. If the radio in your vehicle is equipped with an anti-theft system, make sure you have the correct activation code before disconnecting the battery. Set the parking brake, block the rear wheels and raise the front of the vehicle, supporting it securely on jackstands. Remove the drivebelt. Remove the power steering pump. Remove the cruise control actuator if equipped. Disconnect the refrigerant lines from the compressor. To remove the compressor, remove the bolts, disconnect the lines and plug the open fittings to prevent entry of dirt and moisture. Disconnect the compressor clutch wiring harness. Unbolt the compressor from the mounting bracket and remove it from the vehicle. The clutch may have to be transferred from the old compressor to the new unit. To calculate the amount of refrigerant oil for the new compressor, drain the refrigerant oil from the old compressor through the suction fitting and measure it in ounces or cubic centimeters. Subtract this volume from 4 fluid ounces (120 ml). The difference between these two figures is equal to the amount you should drain from the new compressor. Installation is otherwise the reverse of removal. Finally, have the system evacuated, recharged and leak tested by a dealership service department or automotive air conditioning repair facility.