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Air Con AC Compressor - Suitable for Landcruiser HDJ78R HDJ79R HDJ100R 4.2L Diesel 1HD-FTE 08/2000-ON
Air Con AC Compressor - Suitable for Landcruiser HDJ78R HDJ79R HDJ100R 4.2L Diesel 1HD-FTE 08/2000-ON
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Stay cool on every drive with this high-quality Air Con AC Compressor. Replacing the Denso 10PA15L unit, this compressor is made for Toyota Land Cruiser HDJ78R, HDJ79R, and HDJ100R 4.2L Diesel (1HD-FTE, 08/2000-on) models. Perfect for city or country drives, this unit delivers powerful cooling and long-lasting efficiency and reliability.
Operating on 12 volts and with a four-groove 126mm pulley, this Air Con AC Compressor will perform at its best even in extreme conditions. Engineered with the precision required for direct OEM fitment, this unit offers hassle-free installation. Restore your cabin comfort with this dependable compressor, and you’ll understand why it’s a top choice for serious Land Cruiser owners.
Fitment
- Fit For Toyota Land Cruiser HDJ100R 4.2L 6cyl Diesel - 1HD-FTE 08/2000 - 07/2002
- Fit For Toyota Land Cruiser HDJ100R 4.2L 6cyl Diesel - 1HD-FTE 08/2002 - 07/2007
- Fit For Toyota Land Cruiser HDJ100R 4.2L 6cyl Diesel - 1HD-FTE 08/2000 - 07/2007
- Fit For Toyota Land Cruiser HDJ101 4.2L 6cyl Diesel - 1HD-FTE 08/1998 - 07/2002
- Fit For Toyota Land Cruiser HDJ78R 4.2L 6cyl Diesel - 1HD-FTE 08/1999 - 07/2007
- Fit For Toyota Land Cruiser HDJ79R 4.2L 6cyl Diesel - 1HD-FTE 08/1999 - 07/2007
Specifications
- Replaces：Denso
- Model：10PA15L
- Volts：12
- Number of Grooves：4PV
- Pulley (mm)：126
Package
1 x AC Compressor
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the warning signs of a failing air conditioning compressor on a 1HD-FTE?
The most common indicator is the cabin vents blowing warm air instead of crisp, cold air when the A/C system is switched on. You might also hear loud squealing, clattering, or metallic rattling noises from the engine bay when the electromagnetic clutch attempts to engage, or notice visible oil staining around the front nose seal, which indicates a loss of both refrigerant gas and internal lubrication.
Which specific Toyota LandCruiser models and variants does this compressor suit?
This replacement A/C compressor is specifically designed for right-hand drive (RHD) Toyota LandCruiser models powered by the legendary 4.2-litre 24-valve 6-cylinder factory turbo-diesel 1HD-FTE engine. It is a direct physical fit for the HDJ78R Troop Carrier, HDJ79R Cab-Chassis/Utility, and HDJ100R Wagon variants manufactured from August 2000 onward.
Is this compressor supplied with the critical baseline oil pre-filled?
Yes, these compressors are typically pre-filled with a baseline amount of internal assembly lubricating oil to protect the precision internal pistons and swash plates from dry rotation during shipping and handling. However, proper execution requires your licensed technician to verify, drain, or balance the oil level to match the exact specifications required by your vehicle's total system layout before final installation.
Why must the receiver drier filter be replaced alongside a new compressor?
When an old air conditioning compressor wears down or suffers an internal mechanical failure, it spreads fine metallic shavings, debris, and sludge through the line plumbing. The receiver drier acts as the system's primary filter and moisture trap; skipping its replacement will allow old contaminants to flow right back into the brand-new compressor, quickly scoring the walls and voiding your warranty layout.
Can I safely unbolt and replace this A/C compressor in my home workshop?
While you can physically mount the compressor onto the engine block brackets, handling automotive refrigerant gas requires specialized trade qualification. It is illegal to discharge refrigerant lines directly into the atmosphere. The system must be professionally degassed, vacuum-tested for leaks, and accurately re-charged with the correct weight of refrigerant gas by a certified automotive air conditioning specialist.
