How to Drain Denso AC Compressor and Replace Seals
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 Published On May 23, 2024

We drain the ND oil-8 for a OEM Denso AC compressor. This is required to correctly balance oil when replacing an old compressor without flushing the entire system. If you flush system, there is no need to drain or balance the oil.

We also replace the O-Ring Seal on the top. This compressor is for the 2JZ in an IS300, GS300 or SC300. Check the list of parts below if you are doing this and need anything else.

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Denso 999-0101 ND Oil 8 - https://amzn.to/3UhrylF

Santech 2584 O-ring Seal Kit - https://amzn.to/3xVnmk5

Denso 471-1361 A/C Compressor - https://amzn.to/3xVhK9D (IS300, different pulley design)
Denso 471-1221 A/C Compressor - https://amzn.to/49QOWME (GS300 but fit IS300, $100 cheaper)

PAG 46 (oil alternative, cheaper) - https://amzn.to/3JzskFM


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