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G'Day All,
I've been told that I need a new A/C Compressor in my 2008 ML320CDI (WDC1641222A410326).
The part number I am informed that I require is MB-A002230581187 and a MB-A2518350047.
I have also been informed by wreckers/dismantlers that using a used unit is problematic but I am not sure if this is true.
As these are very expensive is it possible to use a different unit without having problems?
If not, where is the best place to source a reasonably priced and reliable replacement?
2010 Mercedes GL450; 2000 Mercedes ML55 AMG; 2016 VW GLI SEL Stick!!!
Originally Posted by W1642008
G'Day All,
I've been told that I need a new A/C Compressor in my 2008 ML320CDI (WDC1641222A410326).
The part number I am informed that I require is MB-A002230581187 and a MB-A2518350047.
I have also been informed by wreckers/dismantlers that using a used unit is problematic but I am not sure if this is true.
As these are very expensive is it possible to use a different unit without having problems?
If not, where is the best place to source a reasonably priced and reliable replacement?
Thanks Kombifan,
Yes they are much more expensive here so your link is fantastic.
Istill cannot find the exact same part number (no "87" on the end).
This concerns me because I have been told (perhaps incorrectly) the different units may not work due to some chip internally or similar????
I am worried that if I go this way then I may end up having to go the original and incredibly expensive route.
Also are the Nissens units any good?
Cheers mate
P
2010 Mercedes GL450; 2000 Mercedes ML55 AMG; 2016 VW GLI SEL Stick!!!
Originally Posted by W1642008
Thanks Kombifan,
Yes they are much more expensive here so your link is fantastic.
Istill cannot find the exact same part number (no "87" on the end).
This concerns me because I have been told (perhaps incorrectly) the different units may not work due to some chip internally or similar????
I am worried that if I go this way then I may end up having to go the original and incredibly expensive route.
Also are the Nissens units any good?
Cheers mate
P
That's weird. When I type in your part number I don't find any parts stores segling it.
.I'm a bit baffled to think that aus would have a different ac setup.
.fcp euro lists your model as either have a nissens or a denso unit.
I would call then to ask what's up. And check the number of grooves and model number of your current ac pulley. That can help you see which one you have.
2017 AMG C 43 (W205); 2019 E 300 (W213); 2008 ML 320 CDI (W164)
I replaced the aircon compressor in our 2008 ML 320 CDI (Canadian vehicle) last year. The original compressor was an 'A 002 230 58 11 - Denso 7SEU17C made in Germany'. The replacement was a 'Denso 7SEU17C made in Japan' that I bought online for US$358 from Autocare Depot (including delivery to an address in the US). The only difference was that the Japanese model had an 8 groove pulley whereas the original compressor had a 7 groove pulley. The Japanese replacement compressor was a perfect fit and works perfectly, with the front groove simply left 'open'.
Here are some photos:
Original Denso compressor labels. Replacement Denso compressor label. Old and new compressors side by side. Old and new compressors. The pulley on the new compressor has 8 grooves compared to 7 on the old compressor.
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Need New A/C Compressor
