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Adz2332

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Adz2332

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My cousin has a series 1 R33.

He needs a new aircon compresser and he went to nissan and he was quoted $1500. plus then the fitting etc...

Anyone know of a cheaper alternative?

Or is another type of compresser the same?

Or know of an aftermarket one?

$1500!!! help!

Anyone got one in SA they wanna sell etc

thanks

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$1500 is cheap. you want to get a price on one for a GTR. And then go to the doctors to get your heart started again. You should be able to get one from most Jap wreckers. If you do go to a wrecker make sure the compressor is well sealed up even better get one that's on a car still, as any moisture in the compressor will stuff it real quick. I believe that 32's are the same as 33's. But don't hold me to that. Dont try and get a rebuild kit for one as they are a some crazy Jap brand (Zexel Kiki) That most people in Oz go Zexel What ????

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