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Car Forum / Mercedes-Benz Cars / June 2007

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E 320 A/C compressor

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slowmotion - 08 Jun 2007 00:47 GMT
My  E320 .100K mi. in great shape ,.except merc. dealership informs me that
my a/c compressor leaks.New compressor $800+450 labor + seals etc.$1600.Wow!
Any chance that a recharge with leak sealant  I could limp along  for the
summer.?
Is there any place that sells remanufactured compressors ? Any Suggestions
-->> T.G. Lambach <<-- - 08 Jun 2007 01:20 GMT
Have an A/C shop check it before doing anything with the dealer.
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Guenter Scholz - 08 Jun 2007 02:07 GMT
>Have an A/C shop check it before doing anything with the dealer.

.... I second that absolutely.  Personal experience is that the dealer told me
that my evaporator was kaputt.... conversion from R12 to 134 required plus
re and re of evepaorator.... was looking at over $3k CDN.  Left it alone for
over 3 years... and finally went to A/C shop.  They found residual pressure
and after simply purging and recharging with 134a the a/c has been going strong
now for almost a month.... I realize that it will probably quit soon, but what
the heck ... one or two recharges during the summer I can live with

cheers
Tiger - 08 Jun 2007 16:29 GMT
I am assuming you have a 210 E class. You can buy a new compressor for $430
for OEM and $295 aftermarket and $235 for rebuilt on ebay... 7SB16C is what
you need and do a search in both title and description.

You will see many other cars uses the same compressor but I don't know if
the electrical fitting is the same or not... probably different so stick
with those who said for Mercedes.

I'd have the AC shop do a test for you... as second opinion before buying a
compressor. If you had the car recharged many times without recharging the
oil... it could lead to compressor failure.
slowmotion - 09 Jun 2007 00:34 GMT
Thanks for all good suggestions !

> I am assuming you have a 210 E class. You can buy a new compressor for $430
> for OEM and $295 aftermarket and $235 for rebuilt on ebay... 7SB16C is what
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> compressor. If you had the car recharged many times without recharging the
> oil... it could lead to compressor failure.
 
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