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How to change a ac compressor - 2006 Saturn Vue

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Have an A/C shop to discharge the refrigerant from the system before starting to remove the compressor.

Remove the serpentine belt
Remove the a/c hoses from the rear fo the compressor (usually one bolt).
The compress is held onto the engine by 3 or 4 bolts. Remove these bolts.
Remove the compressor.

Be sure to put the recommended amount of PAG oil into the new compressor before installing it on the vehilce.

Have the a/c system evacuated, checked for leaks and recharged by a professional a/c technician.

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