How to Drain Denso AC Compressor and Replace Seals
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- We drain the ND oil-8 for a OEM Denso AC compressor. This is required to correctly balance oil when replacing an old compressor without flushing the entire system. If you flush system, there is no need to drain or balance the oil.
We also replace the O-Ring Seal on the top. This compressor is for the 2JZ in an IS300, GS300 or SC300. Check the list of parts below if you are doing this and need anything else.
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Hey, learned a lot from your channel,
I was installing 4is headlights and the driver side was working perfect but the passenger side was dim like it was not getting enough power or something, I changed the flasher relay with your video and worked for my taillight,
It would be cool if you can help me
🙏 thank you
Sounds like defective headlight
@@TunerwithKidsI tried them on the different side and they are working
, but when I connect the right headlight to the left headlight harness, it still dims, thank you for the reply still
I saw some videos and they are saying it might be the fuse, I’ll try that and let u know, thanks tho
I read that new compressors come with new oil for all the system. So as long as you flush everything you are good to go. Is this true?
Yea if it's fully flushed. Some people get lazy and only do the compressor. Then oil needs to be balanced.
@@TunerwithKids my compressor went out in my is300 . So I bought a new denso one. I also bought a new condenser and txv. I used nitrogen to flush the lines and the evap coil as best as I could since the labor to replace the evap coil is too much.
Since it’s new Denso, it should have oil and bolt right on without any more oil to add.
@@TunerwithKids I know the hard part is taking out the old oil . Thanks 🙏 for your replies and great channel you have , happy to be a subscriber.