Air Conditioning Compressor - Febi - 199180

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The Febi Air Conditioning Compressor (199180) is designed for automotive technicians and vehicle owners looking for a high-quality replacement for failed A/C components to restore cabin climate control. This 7SEU17C model delivers consistent cooling performance using R 134a refrigerant, though users must strictly verify vehicle-specific compatibility, as mismatched pulleys or mounting configurations can lead to improper installation and system damage.
| Model Part Number | 199180 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Febi |
This unit is designed to be used with R 134a refrigerant.
Yes, it includes an oil fill quantity of 180 ml.
While technically possible, A/C systems require specialized equipment to evacuate and recharge refrigerant. Professional installation is strongly recommended.
Compare the part number 199180 against your vehicle's service manual or consult a professional parts catalog using your VIN.
The pulley diameter is 110 mm with 6 grooves.
Check the 12V power supply at the connector and verify the system has the correct refrigerant pressure levels.
Verify belt alignment and ensure the mounting bolts are tightened to manufacturer torque specifications.
Installation of the Febi 199180 requires adherence to professional automotive protocols. Before mounting, ensure the system has been properly evacuated of all old refrigerant. Verify that the drive belt is routed correctly across the 6-groove pulley to prevent slippage or premature wear. It is highly recommended to replace the receiver-drier at the same time to ensure the system remains free of contaminants and moisture. Regularly inspect the belt tension for signs of fraying or uneven wear, as excessive tension can lead to premature shaft seal failure.