AA Ignition Replacement AC Compressor - Honda Civic 2006-2011 1.8L - Replaces 38810RRBA01, 38800-RNA-A010-M, 38800-RNB-A02, 38800RNAA010M2, 38800RNAA01 - Civic 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11

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Works perfect on 2010 civic dx. Used a set of the amazon gauges too, new condensor, and now have nice cool air again. And Amazon was the price around.

I took on the challenge of swapping a broken AC compressor for my 2010 Honda Civic LX, and I was pleased to see that this replacement compressor was a perfect fit, and it's working perfectly, pumping cold air through my AC system and keeping my car nice and cool once again. It came preloaded with the proper amount of PAG oil, well sealed on arrival, and they supplied the proper o rings for the high and low pressure refrigerant lines.The only notable difference between this unit and the original OEM compressor from my car is the lack the little mounting/alignment tabs. This is not an essential component; they only make placing it into the chassis before bolting it in a little easier, but it was simple enough for this amateur home mechanic to manage it.

Installed in my 2008 Honda Civic EX almost a year ago. Haven't had any issues so far and the A/C has been cold and running well. My friend didn't seem to have any problem installing it into my car either. Worth noting that the compressor did come in a ripped plastic bag inside a box, which gave me some concerns originally but everything's been running good so far.

It works well for the most part, especially if your old compressor died and you had no ac at all. However, it seems that it takes a bit longer to actually start blowing cold air. When it engages, it appears ti be pulling more battery power than the original one, and your car's RPMs may drop significantly. Al in all, it is serving the purposepurpose and it is much cheaper than going to a shop to get it replaced. (If you know how to replace it yourself)