The BMW E60 E61 E65 Air Conditioning Compressor is an original cabin cooling system component designed for high-end BMW models. A used compressor from the air conditioning compressors and clutches category allows for a technically correct repair or replacement of the compressor without the need to resort to expensive aftermarket parts of unknown origin.
Specifications and technical data
- SKU: 6917859-1
- Mark: BMW (Genuine OE)
- Condition: Used
- OEM Part Number: 6917859
- Substitutable numbers: 64509174802, 9174802, 64526983098, 6983098, 64526917859, 6917859, BG
- Category: A/C Compressors & Clutches
Technical Characteristics of the BMW Air Conditioning Compressor
The BMW E60 E61 E65 Air Conditioning Compressor is a factory-supplied unit designed to work with the air conditioning system in 5 and 7 Series models. The OEM construction ensures proper operating parameters, correct refrigerant pressure, and stable performance across the full engine speed range.
Original manufacturing means the compressor is precisely matched to factory mounting points, hoses, and accessories, which simplifies installation and reduces the risk of leaks. After correct installation, the air conditioning system will maintain its factory-standard operation, with noise and vibrations remaining at the levels specified by the manufacturer.
Benefits of Using an Original BMW Compressor
Choosing a used, original BMW air conditioning compressor is a solution that combines economic benefits with the preservation of proper technical parameters. Compared to inexpensive aftermarket alternatives, a factory compressor offers:
- Full structural compatibility with the air conditioning system in the specific BMW model, with no modifications required.
- Proper integration with controllers and accessories, which simplifies diagnostics and subsequent servicing.
- Stable operating characteristics under load, which is particularly important in premium vehicles.
This allows for the restoration of air conditioning functionality in a manner close to factory standards, maintaining thermal comfort inside the vehicle.
Application and Fitment in the Air Conditioning System
The air conditioning compressor in a BMW is responsible for compressing the refrigerant and maintaining proper circulation throughout the system. For the E60, E61, and E65 series, it is particularly important to use a component that matches the factory specification, as the air conditioning system is integrated with advanced electronics controlling driving comfort.
The offered compressor should be treated as a component intended for installation in place of a worn or damaged compressor. Before installation, standard servicing procedures are recommended, such as checking the system for leaks, verifying the condition of the receiver-drier, and correctly filling with refrigerant according to the vehicle manufacturer's guidelines.
Condition and Origin of the Part
The presented BMW air conditioning compressor is a used part obtained from disassembly. Such components are often chosen by users who wish to maintain their car in accordance with factory specifications while optimizing repair costs. A used OEM part allows for the preservation of the air conditioning system's original operating characteristics within a reasonable service budget.
Technical Support and Additional Information
If you have doubts about selecting the correct compressor for a specific engine version or model year, it is advisable to compare part numbers and interchangeable numbers with your vehicle's specifications. This will allow you to precisely verify compatibility and avoid installation issues.
If you are looking for other parts from the BMW air conditioning compressors and clutches category, check out the BMW air conditioning compressors and clutches available in our store to find the right component for your model.
You can find more information about the advantages of using original used components from premium brands, such as air conditioning compressors or comfort modules, in our blog article Used Parts for Mercedes – Original Parts from Disassembly, which discusses the practical aspects of choosing disassembled parts for high-end cars.
