Denso Air Conditioning Compressor - Toyota Avensis 1.8 2.0 2008-2018

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This Denso Air Conditioning Compressor (DCP50228) is for owners of Toyota Avensis models (2008-2018) with 1.8L and 2.0L engines seeking a reliable, OE-quality replacement for their vehicle's AC system. Its key benefit is ensuring optimal performance and restoring effective cooling. A potential caveat is that professional installation is recommended due to the nature of AC system components. This compressor is designed as a direct OE replacement, featuring a bolted type design, a 6-rib pulley with a 120mm diameter, and uses R 134a refrigerant.

All features

Model Part NumberDCP50228
BrandDenso

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What type of refrigerant does this compressor use?

This Denso compressor (DCP50228) is designed to use R 134a refrigerant.

Is oil included with the compressor?

Yes, the compressor comes pre-filled with 90 ml of ND-8 oil.

Can I install this myself?

While technically possible, installing an AC compressor is complex and requires specialized tools and knowledge. Professional installation by a qualified technician is strongly recommended to ensure proper function and prevent system damage.

Which Toyota Avensis models is this compressor compatible with?

This compressor is compatible with Toyota Avensis models from 2008 to 2018, equipped with 1.8L and 2.0L engines.

What are the compatible OE part numbers?

This compressor is compatible with OE numbers 88310-05140 and 88310-1.

What is the pulley diameter and belt type?

The compressor features a 120mm diameter pulley with 6 ribs for the drive belt.

Should I replace any other parts when installing a new compressor?

It is standard practice to replace the receiver dryer when replacing an AC compressor. A system flush is also highly recommended to remove contaminants.

Troubleshooting

Compressor not engaging

Check electrical connections, fuses, and relays. Verify refrigerant pressure is within the correct range. Ensure the AC clutch is functioning.

Poor or no cooling

Confirm proper refrigerant charge. Check for leaks in the AC system. Ensure the condenser is clean and the cooling fan is operating. Verify the new compressor is functioning correctly.

Unusual noises (grinding, rattling)

Stop using the AC immediately. This could indicate internal compressor damage or bearing failure. Professional diagnosis is required.

Leaking oil from compressor seals

Inspect seals and gaskets for damage or improper installation. If leaks persist, the compressor may need replacement.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Ensures optimal performance and restores effective cooling.
  • OE-quality part for reliability and durability.
  • Direct fit for specific Toyota Avensis models, simplifying replacement.
  • Uses common R 134a refrigerant.
  • Comes pre-filled with ND-8 oil, saving installation time and effort.

Cons

  • Requires professional installation due to the complexity of AC systems.
  • Specific fitment: only compatible with Toyota Avensis 1.8L/2.0L (2008-2018).
  • Potential for refrigerant system contamination if not properly evacuated and refilled.
  • May require replacement of other AC system components (e.g., receiver dryer) during service.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Compatibility:

This Denso Air Conditioning Compressor (DCP50228) is specifically designed for:

  • Toyota Avensis models
  • Model Years: 2008 - 2018
  • Engine Sizes: 1.8L and 2.0L

It is compatible with OE numbers 88310-05140 and 88310-1. Cross-reference part numbers include AVA QUALITY COOLING TOAK721 and BEHR HELLA SERVICE 8FK 35.

Setup (Installation):

Installation of an AC compressor requires specialized knowledge and equipment. It is highly recommended to have this part installed by a qualified automotive AC technician. The process typically involves:

  1. Safely recovering the existing refrigerant from the system.
  2. Draining any remaining oil from the old compressor.
  3. Flushing the AC system to remove debris and contaminants.
  4. Replacing the receiver dryer.
  5. Installing the new Denso compressor, ensuring the gasket is properly seated.
  6. Adding the correct amount (90 ml) of ND-8 oil if the system was not completely flushed or if specified by the technician.
  7. Evacuating the system to remove air and moisture.
  8. Recharging the system with the specified amount of R 134a refrigerant.

Care:

Once installed and functioning correctly, AC compressors require minimal direct care. Regular vehicle maintenance checks, including listening for unusual noises from the compressor and ensuring consistent cooling performance, are advised. Avoid running the AC system with low refrigerant levels, as this can strain the compressor.

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