Compressor for BMW 3 Series F30 (2012+)

A/C Compressor

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T#:199439

Part#: 64529223695

Ships in 9 Business Days

7% off MSRP $ 1,397.99

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$ 1,301.99 USD

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7% off MSRP

$ 1,397.99

MSRP stands for Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price. This is the suggested retail price provided by the manufacturer, supplier or seller.

$ 1,301.99 USD

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Is your AC blowing hot air? Replace your AC compressor with a brand new genuine BMW unit. Air conditioning works by compressing a refrigerant gas (it will heat up) which then flows to the condenser radiator on the front of the car to cool. When it gets to the evaporator, the liquid expands back into a gas, causing a cooling effect.

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Nissens Air Conditioning Compressor - Nissens - F10, F30

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T#:580114

Part#: 89585

Special Order: No Guaranteed ETA

$ 523.99 USD

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$ 523.99 USD

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If your compressor is damaged, your air conditioning system might not function, leaving you hot in the summer and without a defroster in the winter. There are numerous ways in which a compressor can get damaged, but no matter how it happened, be sure to replace it today with these quality replacement parts from ECS Tuning.

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OEM Nissens A/C Compressor - New - F30/31 328d/d xDrive

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T#:641075

Part#: 64529330831

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$ 556.99 USD

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$ 556.99 USD

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Is your AC blowing hot air? Replace your AC compressor with the original one that came from the factory itself. Air conditioning works by compressing a refrigerant gas (it will heat up) which then flows to the condenser radiator on the front of the car to cool. When it gets to the evaporator, the liquid expands back into a gas, causing a cooling effect.

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OEM Nissens A/C Compressor w/ Magnetic Clutch - New - F22/23 F30/34 F...

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T#:641076

Part#: 64529299328

Ships in 6 Business Days

$ 844.99 USD

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$ 844.99 USD

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Is your AC blowing hot air? Replace your AC compressor with the original one that came from the factory itself. Air conditioning works by compressing a refrigerant gas (it will heat up) which then flows to the condenser radiator on the front of the car to cool. When it gets to the evaporator, the liquid expands back into a gas, causing a cooling effect.

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OEM Nissens A/C Compressor w/o Magnetic Clutch - New - BMW F22/23 F30...

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T#:641077

Part#: 64529299329

Ships in 2 Business Days

$ 793.99 USD

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$ 793.99 USD

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Is your AC blowing hot air? Replace your AC compressor with the original one that came from the factory itself. Air conditioning works by compressing a refrigerant gas (it will heat up) which then flows to the condenser radiator on the front of the car to cool. When it gets to the evaporator, the liquid expands back into a gas, causing a cooling effect.

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OEM Nissens A/C Compressor - New - F30 335i xDrive, F25 X3 xDrive35i,...

For vehicles with a production date up to 03/2013

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T#:641074

Part#: 64529217869

Ships in 6 Business Days

$ 651.99 USD

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$ 651.99 USD

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Is your AC blowing hot air? Replace your AC compressor with the original one that came from the factory itself. Air conditioning works by compressing a refrigerant gas (it will heat up) which then flows to the condenser radiator on the front of the car to cool. When it gets to the evaporator, the liquid expands back into a gas, causing a cooling effect.

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