Brand:
Select Brand
invoice
Results 1 - 2 of 2
Part number: DCP21021
This part is listed as correct for your however this is subject to the 'Important Compatibility Info'
for OE No.: 96 764 439 80; Climate Zones: for hot climate zones; Climate Zones: for moderate climate zones
Quality OE
for OE number 9822101380; 98221017
Number of grooves 6
Gross Weight 4820 g
Weight 4010 g
Number of Ribs 6
Belt Pulley Diameter 119 mm
Compressor Oil ND-12
Oil Fill Quantity 110 ml
Function Compressor, air conditioning
Manufacturer Restriction CITROEN-PEUGEOT, DENSO
Mounting Type Bolted
Refrigerant R 1234yf, R 134a
Type Compressor, air conditioning
Compressor ID 5SEL12
Replaces DCP21012
Denso DCP21021 Air Con Compressor
ONLY
£290.65
Quantity:
Part number: DCP21014
This part is listed as correct for your however this is subject to the 'Important Compatibility Info'
Vehicle Equipment: for vehicles without start-stop function; for OE No.: 648740; for OE No.: 648741; Climate Zones: for hot climate zones
Type Compressor, air conditioning
Oil Fill Quantity 110 ml
Belt Pulley Diameter 119 mm
Refrigerant R 134a
Length 210 mm
Number of Ribs 6
Function Compressor, air conditioning
Weight 4495 g
Compressor ID 6SEL16C
Quality OE
Manufacturer Restriction CITROEN-PEUGEOT, DENSO
Extra Info DL-Pulley
for OE number 6453WH
Mounting Type Bolted
Compressor Oil ND-8
Number of grooves 6
Replaces DCP21011
Gross Weight 5305 g
Denso DCP21014 Air Con Compressor
ONLY
£313.34
Quantity:

Compressor

What is an air conditioning compressor?

A compressor is part of the air conditioning system that is responsible for the flow of refrigerant liquid in the air conditioning circuit. The compressor draws in vaporised refrigerant gas (low pressure) from the evaporator and in turn compresses that gas to be sent onward to the condenser (high pressure) to release the heat collected from the passenger cabin and the compression process. This cycle is repeated for as long as the air conditioning is in operation.

There is an electro-magnetic clutch on the compressor that is used to turn the compressor on or off depending on the drivers requirements.


How do I choose the correct air con compressor?

There can be 2 or more compressors made by the same brand listed as correct for your vehicle. As a general rule if a brand name lists 2 or more of the same part for your vehicle only one of them will be correct.

The best way to make sure you choose the correct replacement part is to obtain the OE part number from the one that you need to replace. You can use the search function on our website to search for parts that match.

If you are unable to obtain the OE part number we can help.

Please note that air conditioning systems can vary between the same model of vehicle depending on several factors such as:

  • Brand name of the original compressor

  • If the vehicle has automatic or manual air conditioning

  • Number of grooves on the pulley

  • Engine code

  • The compressor is listed to match a specific OE part number. This number should be checked

  • Vehicle manufacture date (this is not the date the vehicle was registered but the date it was made

  • Engine number sequence (up to or after as specific number/letter

  • VIN (chassis number) sequence (up to or after as specific number/letter


What brand of air con compressor should I choose?

There are not many aftermarket makers of air con compressors. Having the choice of brand is not usually an option. These parts are precision engineered and made to the highest quality standards. Brands such as Denso and NRF have great reputations for quality and both brands offer a 2 year warranty for piece of mind.


How can I tell my air con compressor needs replacing?

There are several components to the air conditioning system so knowing which part is faulty is not always apparent. If you are not sure we would suggest that a vehicle air conditioning expert or qualified mechanic diagnose the problem.

Here are some symptoms of a faulty car air conditioning compressor:

  • The air is no longer being cooled (blowing warm air)

  • The compressor is noisy when the air conditioning is running

  • Refrigerant is leaking from the compressor

  • The electro-magnetic clutch does not operate (engage or disengage)

  • Burning smell when operating the air conditioning


Your feedback more
Trusted reviews more
Secure payments more
Simple returns more