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Lincoln Town Car Compressor Assembly
Part Number: 4L3Z-19V703-AA$381.83 MSRP: $623.64You Save: $241.81 (39%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Lincoln Town Car A/C Compressor
The Lincoln Town Car A/C Compressor is the heart of the cabin cooling loop, pressurizing refrigerant so chilled air can flow through the vents. Inside each Lincoln luxury sedan, this A/C Compressor takes low pressure vapor, squeezes it into a hot high pressure gas, then passes that gas to the condenser where heat leaves the system before the cooled fluid reaches the evaporator and releases brisk air into the passenger space, ready to cycle again. Early Town Car editions relied on units calibrated for R12 refrigerant, while later Lincoln models adopted A/C Compressor units designed for R134a, a cleaner, more modern coolant, the main difference lies in the oil and seal materials each A/C Compressor employs to match its specific refrigerant. Regardless of generation, every Town Car counts on a belt driven A/C Compressor with an electromagnetic clutch that engages only when cooling is requested, saving engine power. If the compressor fails, the roomy Town Car cabin quickly loses its trademark smooth, cool comfort, breaking the Lincoln sense of calm.
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Lincoln Town Car A/C Compressor Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to replace the A/C Compressor in a Lincoln Town Car's air conditioning system?A:Whenever a compressor is replaced, it is necessary to replace the accumulator/drier or the receiver/drier with fixed orifice, depending on the system the vehicle is equipped with. To begin the removal process, the accessory drivebelt(s) must be removed. The system should then be discharged by a dealer service department or an automotive air conditioning repair facility. The refrigerant lines are then disconnected from the compressor, along with the electrical connection at the compressor clutch. The compressor mounting bolts are removed, and the compressor is taken out of its mounting location. The refrigerant oil from the compressor should be drained and measured. For installation, if the compressor is being replaced, the appropriate amount of refrigerant oil should be added to maintain the correct level. The installation procedures are the reverse of those for removal, and if connections were disassembled that use O-ring seals, new O-rings should be used and lubricated with clean refrigerant oil upon reassembly. Finally, after the compressor is installed, the system should be evacuated, recharged, and leak tested by a dealer service department or an air conditioning repair facility.
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