Mercedes-Benz W176 A220 CDI (OM651) Air Conditioning Compressor | OEM Replacement
R4,850.00
Replace your failing W176 A220 aircon pump. Genuine, workshop-vetted A/C compressors for the OM651 engine. Restore icy cold air and silent climate control operation.
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Brand: Mercedes
Model: A-Class
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Description
If your Mercedes-Benz A220 (W176) is blowing warm air, or if you hear a grinding/whining noise from the engine bay whenever you press the “A/C” button, your Air Conditioning Compressor (A/C Pump) is likely seizing or losing its ability to build pressure.
The W176 uses a variable-displacement compressor that is electronically controlled by the climate control module. When the internal solenoid or the piston assembly fails, the system will not engage, leaving you without cabin cooling regardless of the settings. Our workshop-vetted original compressors are the perfect solution, ensuring you get the correct fitment and electrical connector type for your A220’s climate control system.
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Factory-Spec Cooling: Engineered to provide the exact refrigerant flow needed to cool your cabin quickly, even in intense South African heat.
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Variable Displacement Control: Fully compatible with your vehicle’s factory digital climate control system for efficient, quiet operation.
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Condition: Premium workshop-vetted original component; verified for smooth pulley rotation, zero internal leakage, and responsive solenoid operation.
Signs Your A/C Compressor is Failing:
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Warm Air: The fan blows, but the air is never chilled, even on the lowest temperature setting.
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Grinding or Squealing: A rhythmic metallic noise that begins the moment you turn on the A/C and stops when you turn it off.
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System “Doesn’t Engage”: You press the A/C button, but you don’t hear the characteristic “click” or feel the slight engine RPM change that indicates the pump has engaged.
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Burning Smell: A failing A/C clutch or seized pump can cause the drive belt to slip, resulting in a rubber-burning smell.
Workshop Pro-Tip: When replacing the A/C compressor, you must also replace the Receiver Drier (often called the filter-drier). If your old compressor failed internally, it likely sent metallic debris into the system. Installing a new compressor without replacing the drier—and performing a proper system flush—is a recipe for premature failure of your new pump. Always use a professional A/C machine to vacuum-test the system for leaks before recharging the gas.
Key Features:
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Direct Fitment: Designed specifically for the W176 OM651 engine mounting points and belt alignment.
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System Integrity: Restores full cooling performance and reduces strain on the engine drive system.
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Quality Assured: Tested for electronic handshake with your climate control unit, preventing “A/C Fault” codes.


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