AC compressor for 2007 2008 2009 2010 Toyota Yaris 1.5L N157318 CO 11078C A/C Clutch Assembly Repair Kit

DescriptionCondition: 100% Brand New and High Quality.According to the original factory specifications.Perfect match for the original car.Stable characteristics, high reliability.Other Part Number:157318, 158318, CO 11078RL, 31723.4T1NEW, 111157318, 4711622Interchange Part Number: CO 11078C, CO 11078RW, 140343C, 447260-1178, 471-0622, 471-1622Superseded Part Number: 8831052481, 471-0622, 471-1622, 4472601178, 447260-1178, 4710622Fitment2007 2008 2009 2010 Toyota Yaris 1.5LPlease NotePlease make sure the installation site is clean. Or, it will cause operating obstruction, even make the temperature of the compressor very high, and the belt on the clutch may melt.Because the item is with oil when sent to you, so there is no need to add oil when you use it the first time. But you need to add the refrigerant , please add about 500g, don't need to fill up. There may be noise if the refrigerant is added too much.No installation instruction included, professional installation is highly recommended.Package Includes1 x Air Conditioner Compressor W/ Clutch

• Fitment: Compatible with 2007 2008 2009 2010 Toyota Yaris 1.5L
• Other Part Number:157318, 158318, CO 11078RL, 31723.4T1NEW, 111157318, 4711622; Interchange Part Number: CO 11078C, CO 11078RW, 140343C, 447260-1178, 471-0622, 471-1622; Superseded Part Number: 8831052481, 471-0622, 471-1622, 4472601178, 447260-1178, 4710622
• Excellent Materials：AC compressors use oil materials to increase rigidity and extend service life. Low output power at high speeds, effectively reducing engine load
• FUNCTION： AC compressor with clutch are the heart of automotive air conditioning refrigeration systems and with a heavy responsibility to compress and transport refrigerant vapors throughout of the automobile's A/C system
• Replacement AC Compressor Assembly：The air conditioning compressor pressurizes or compresses the refrigerant allowing it to circulate and change temperature when pushed through the condenser. These two essential parts of the cooling system work together to produce the desired temperature inside your vehicle.