New AC Compressor IG580 Fits For Honda CR-V 2.4L 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

AC Compressor IG580 for Honda CR-V

This AC Compressor IG580 is a direct-fit replacement air conditioning compressor for Honda CR-V 2.4L models covering the 2007 through 2012 model years, built to restore cold air output when an original unit fails.

Overview

This AC Compressor IG580 for Honda CR-V is a replacement air conditioning compressor designed to compress and circulate refrigerant through the vehicle's climate system. It serves drivers and mechanics repairing a CR-V 2.4L that has lost cooling performance due to a failed compressor. The AC Compressor IG580 fits 2007 through 2012 CR-V models and is built to original equipment mounting and pulley specifications.

Built For Performance

• Direct-fit replacement for the factory AC compressor on Honda CR-V 2.4L models
• Manufactured to original equipment mounting, pulley, and connector specifications
• Compresses and circulates refrigerant to restore cold air output
• Sealed housing designed to hold refrigerant pressure and lubricant
• Vehicle-specific design covering 2007 through 2012 model years

Fits These Machines

• for Honda CR-V 2.4L 2007
• for Honda CR-V 2.4L 2008
• for Honda CR-V 2.4L 2009
• for Honda CR-V 2.4L 2010
• for Honda CR-V 2.4L 2011
• for Honda CR-V 2.4L 2012

On-The-Job Use

• Replacing a seized or leaking compressor on a CR-V 2.4L
• Restoring cabin cooling before summer driving season
• Air conditioning system repair after refrigerant loss
• Routine climate system service on high-mileage CR-V models

Specs At A Glance

Good To Know

Q: Does this compressor come with refrigerant oil? A: Compressors are typically shipped with a small amount of assembly oil, so the system must be refilled with the correct oil type and quantity for the CR-V during installation. A: Follow the service manual specification for your model year.

Q: Should the receiver drier be replaced at the same time? A: Replacing the receiver drier and expansion valve alongside the compressor is standard practice after a compressor failure to protect the new unit. A: Flushing the system before installation helps remove debris left by the failed compressor.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.