Four Seasons A/C Compressor P/N:68452
Four Seasons 98449 A/C compressor for the 2009-2013 BMW X5 compresses refrigerant and moves it through the A/C system.
Weak cooling, a noisy compressor or a clutch that no longer engages can point to a failing compressor, though other A/C faults produce the same signs. Before replacing it, look over the belt, the clutch and the connector with the engine off for damage or oily residue. A shop can test refrigerant pressure and the clutch circuit.
This Four Seasons compressor is a direct-fit replacement for the 2009-2013 BMW X5, which takes one.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One compressor with one O-ring 24659 and one O-ring 24635. Mounting hardware and a switch are not included, so plan on new mounting bolts rather than reusing the old ones.
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Is the Four Seasons 98449 the right ac compressor for a 2013 BMW X5?
Yes. Four Seasons 98449 fits the 2009-2013 BMW X5, which includes the 2013 model year, and the vehicle takes one compressor.
Does the Four Seasons 98449 compressor come with the clutch and oil?
Yes. It includes the clutch and is pre-charged with 3 ounces of PAG oil, plus O-rings and sealing washers. Mounting hardware and a switch are not included.
Which refrigerants and oil does this A/C compressor work with?
It is compatible with R134a and R1234yf systems and arrives pre-charged with 3 ounces of PAG oil. The compatible refrigerant oil type is PAG 46.
Can a clutch that won't engage mean this A/C compressor is bad?
It can, but other faults, such as low refrigerant, can leave a clutch idle too. A noisy compressor or warm air from the vents can also go with compressor trouble.
Which connector does the Four Seasons 98449 use?
The Four Seasons 98449 has a pin connector. Its ECV harness connector is SE32F on the compressor, mating with SE42M on the vehicle.
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