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AC compressor rebuild kit
Where can I purchase a rebuild kit for a Nippondenso AC compressor?
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05-07-2003, 07:32 PM
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Location: N. Phoenix AZ USA
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Bought mine from:
Mickcrerar@aol.com He had the clutch puller tool as well. Located in Atlanta but ships worldwide. Very happy with his service and he held my hand through the overhaul as well. 800-576-8228 is his business number. Other A/C parts through: www.ackits.com Do not work with either nor have any stock in the companies. Just a very satisified customer. Joe
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05-07-2003, 07:45 PM
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I was in the process of calling the a/c source, but saw this thread last night. This morning, I e-mailed Mickcrerar@aol.com. To my suprise, Mick called me within an hour to talk about my a/c. He has alot of knowledge and sounds like he about bend over backwards to help you out. He told me to do 1 more diagnostic check before rebuilding the compressor, to make sure it's in fact rebuildable.
I plan to call Mick back tomorrow am and order what I need. As a bonus, he is alot less expensive than the other firm I was planning to use, and is local to me. This board is great! Charles 88 Cab |
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05-08-2003, 03:58 PM
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Charles,
Mick really helped me and was there anytime I had a question. Glad he is helping you as well! Joe
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