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Hey

I currently have a Zexel AC Compressor and trying to run it through Nissan FAST to determine if it would match with my car.

If anyone knows how to use the parts search tool could you please tell me if the compressor will work with my 1993 r32 nissan skyline.

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vin: HCR32-297565

compressor:

Zexel

92600 05U05

506031 - 0119

Comp type: DCQ-17BE

Part No: 506231-0097

Seri.No: 188J 442414

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When i input '92600' into Part No. Box i get an alternate part number of 27630.

Does that mean my car needs a compressor with part number 27630 instead of 92600?

Thanks

- Patrick

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92600 05U05

This is the Nissan PN for the compressor.

According to FAST that PN compressor was fitted to all R32's with RB20DET (and some others) from August 1991 onward, but it is also listed as the replacement part for cars back to 1989. So it should fit your car assuming everything else is standard.

This is the Nissan PN for the compressor.

According to FAST that PN compressor was fitted to all R32's with RB20DET (and some others) from August 1991 onward, but it is also listed as the replacement part for cars back to 1989. So it should fit your car assuming everything else is standard.

Thanks very much for this!

Hopefully that bit of info might help others who are confused about which compressor to get :)

Cheers

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