120 Series Middle East Spec A/C Compressor

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Hi All,

First time poster here, so apologies if I'm posting in the wrong location,etc. I have a 2006 Prado with 4.0L 1GR engine and dual A/C control. I'm wondering if anyone knows about the A/C compressors in these Prados? I can't get to the compressor easily to be able to read the numbers. There are apparently different p/n's in different areas of the world, the same engine in the US uses a compressor with p/n 88310-35830-84, but they say it could have different brackets or connectors than the ME spec compressors. Can anyone shed any light on this subject? I expect Toyota would use the same compressors and brackets/connectors everywhere in the world for the same engine and just change part numbers, but don't really know. Thanks in advance...

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Have you looked through this website? You can select the different markets and check the part numbers.
http://www.japan-parts.eu/toyota#

eg http://www.japan-parts.eu/toyota/gr/...mpressor#88320

[globetrotr Lurker Find all posts View Profile Close globetrotr]

Hi Amts,

I had looked and tried keyword searches, but came up with nothing. Thanks a lot for this pointer... I'll continue my search!

Regards

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Are you trying to do keyword searches on PradoPoint? What I was trying to say was to search through the Japan parts website. At the start, you can select your vehicle based on location : US, Europe, Japan, Other. Then drill down to the compressor area and look for part number differences between the different locales.

[scottkz Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close scottkz]

You'll probably find the old number is obsolete now toyota do that, probably been changed ever so slightly like adding a thermal switch
I have a V6 petrol AC comp on my 1KZ 90 prado ... Just changed the belt pulley