Hi, I have a really noisy air con compressor, has anyone changed theirs, is it easy to do?

Many Thanks

Mine went noisy, just had it changed only took about 2.5 hours but you cannot do the gas side of it yourself unless registered (your not allowed to vent the gas to the atmosphere ).
The only people in my area that would look at it (other than Land Rover) was Tanvic , s&f the compressor and a new aux belt + tax was £873.00 (the compressor is around £550 - 600).

Richard FL2 07 TD4 GS Auto
Ex 02 TD4 Auto

Hi I'll look my receipt later,
on my a/c replacement.
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I noticed a strange noise on my 2014 car recently.
Over the past 2 / 3 weeks it's been getting louder - thought at first it was a aux belt idler pulley or similar.
On switching off the A/C it stops, so it's obviously the compressor.
Tempted to buy a used one, and change the bearings in it before fitting - has to be cheaper than what your quoting.

Pretty interesting how the inside of these things move 5 cylinders. Have a look at a teardown. Procrastination, mankind's greatest labour saving device!

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Not many have tackled it then