cciyu AC Compressor A/C Control Solenoid Valve Replace fit for 2013-2017 Nissan Altima

cciyu AC Compressor A/C Control Solenoid Valve Replace fit for 2013-2017 Nissan Altima

$ 83.99

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Based on 19 ratings

Value for money

9.32

Easy to install

7.98

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Product Description

This air conditioning solenoid valve is designed to fit the Nissan Altima models from 2013 to 2017.

With this device, you can control the air flow of the compressor by closing the valve to prevent the electromagnetic force from automatically opening and closing the valve, allowing the air conditioner to operate normally.

A replacement is required when the solenoid valve of the compressor does not Then maybe make sure that whether the solenoid valve on your compressor fails, you should just replace the control solenoid when this happens, and you will have working air conditioning again

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Questions & Answers

This should fit a 2013 Nissan Five seconds?

It does not seem that way, because as far as I know there is a need to replace the entire compressor

Do this valve fit all 13 Altimas, or can it only fit certain trim levels?

Currently, there is no way for me to get it to fit my model. In my opinion, it should fit the SV and up, but you would need to take a look at the compressor itself, where you will see this solenoid. The valve is built inside the compressor in the basic models, and it will not work in these. Although it's easy to change, vacuum it, pull the valve out, there will be some resistance, after that it should come out, replace it with a new valve, and re-insert it. It would be best if you charged

Selected User Reviews For cciyu AC Compressor A/C Control Solenoid Valve Replace fit for 2013-2017 Nissan Altima

The replacement is exactly the same

5/5

I just clocked almost 90,000 miles on my 2014 Nissan Altima. When the car is idling, the air conditioner doesn't work, but when it's moving, it works. An informational meeting was conducted to determine whether this part is the cause of All is well now with the air conditioning. This is a video of It is shown in the video how it can be changed.

Cesar Yu

| Apr 24, 2021

A value that is both high and high-quality

5/5

Our faulty compressor was fixed before we had to buy a new one.

Arturo Benson

| Sep 03, 2020

Does the job

5/5

I was able to work on my 2014 Nissan Altima SV the first time I tried it.

Camilo Hardy

| Jun 01, 2021

I was able to get it without having to buy a compressor

5/5

I got a perfect repair for my a/c.

Jesus Curry

| Jun 23, 2021

I saved a lot of money

5/5

Thanks to this part, I was able to save a lot I had no problems installing my AC, and now I have air conditioning once.

Brayden LEES

| Apr 09, 2021

It's likely that this will cure your AC issue, because if your AC runs warm at idle, fails to get cold, makes you feel warm and you have to keep it low to feel cool, a refrigerant control valve solenoid should be able to fix it

5/5

Your RCV can get weak or go bad causing all types of problems with your AC. My 2014 Altima SV showed all of these symptoms and my low side wouldn't come down below 50 psi no matter how much refrigerant or how hot it was. A known issue exists with this valve, but most mechanics will have you replace the whole AC instead of this simple On my vehicle, the valve is clearly accessible from under the car, and I simply drove up on mini ramps and removed it directly with snap ring pliers. You should have evacuated the AC before pulling it out though. Youtube is a good resource for guides on how to do it. After I switched valves and refilled, it was like getting a new car. The air conditioner is almost way too cold now!.