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981 AC Condenser and Drier Parts List


Dermot

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I am starting to put together a shopping list to change out the drier and condensers on my 2012  Boxster.  I would welcome someone checking I have it all correct and it can serve as a useful future resource.

OEM 991 573 111 02

DRIER CODE: 94457314301/1

https://www.autodoc.co.uk/mahle-original/15288270

 

OEM 944 573 143 01

MAHLE CONDENSER CODE: 99757391102

https://www.autodoc.co.uk/mahle-original/15285952?gshp=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw0a-SBhBkEiwApljU0pcW7nODPokOiorEMPdo621sjsjNI9ZHJL-DHMW5VZjsi26aqKmAKBoCYdEQAvD_BwE

 

PAG46 oil (190ml)

https://www.autodoc.co.uk/mahle-original/15288086

 

O-rings for condenser 999 707 557 41   (need  2 per condenser )

O-rings for drier         999 707 660 40    (need 2 for drier ?)

 

I have read I need 3 0-rings for the drier but can only find 2 in the parts list ?

 

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Afraid I cant assist on the parts list but this is a location I have bookmarked for replacement condensers in case I need any. Not used them so no feedback but the price seems good at £67 each

https://www.autoairconparts.co.uk/condenser-aircon-radiator-porsche-boxster-3-4-petrol-apr-2012-to-2021-part-16-1446.html

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I foolishly ordered the drier and PAG46 oil from Autodoc. I did not realise they are German based, ordered last Tues and has still not come so my weekend job did not happen.

I tried to get a thimble of AC Condenser oil over the weekend from Kwik Fit and ATS to al least do the condensers, it was like I was speaking a foreign language,  totally unhelpful.

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1 hour ago, Dermot said:

I foolishly ordered the drier and PAG46 oil from Autodoc. I did not realise they are German based, ordered last Tues and has still not come so my weekend job did not happen.

I tried to get a thimble of AC Condenser oil over the weekend from Kwik Fit and ATS to al least do the condensers, it was like I was speaking a foreign language,  totally unhelpful.

I usually use a light smear of silicon grease on the o-rings. Helps the whole lot go together easily and I've never had a leak. In fact, the grease actually acts as a compressed seal in itself. 

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