Air conditioning compressor. Porsche 970 Panamera 3.6L / 4.8L >>2013  ›  94812601103

OE Match air conditioning compressor for Porsche 970 Panamera 3.6L and 4.8L applications up to 2013. Intended for the air-conditioning equipment specifications listed below.

Fits

• Porsche 970 Panamera 3.6L 2010 - 2013
• Porsche 970 Panamera 4.8L 2010 - 2013
• For cars with Air conditioner (option code: 573) and 4-zone air conditioning system (option code: 576)
  
  

Check fitment for your specific vehicle (model, year, engine) before ordering.

Diagram reference number 1

What This Product Does

The compressor pressurises refrigerant vapour and moves it around the air-conditioning circuit. This process enables the system to transfer heat out of the cabin and supply cooled air through the vents. It is a refrigerant-system component, not the ventilation blower or a suspension compressor.

Functions

• Raises refrigerant pressure within the cooling circuit.
• Circulates refrigerant between the system components.
• Supports cabin cooling and temperature control.
  
  

Technical Details

• Product reference: 94812601103.
• Brand: OE Match.
• Application: specified Porsche 970 Panamera 3.6L and 4.8L models, up to model year 2013.
• Diagram application identifiers: 4620, 4640, 4820, 4840, 4870; PR codes 573 and 576.
  
  

Symptoms of Fault

Possible signs include insufficient cooling, warm vent output, abnormal compressor noise, failure to develop pressure or visible refrigerant-oil leakage. Similar symptoms can result from low refrigerant, electrical problems or faults elsewhere in the circuit, so diagnosis should establish the cause before replacement.

Why Replacement Matters

A leaking, seized or internally worn compressor may no longer provide the pressure and circulation needed for cabin cooling. Replacing a confirmed faulty unit addresses that mechanical fault, but associated leaks, contamination or lubrication problems also need attention to avoid repeat damage.

FAQs

Will a refrigerant recharge solve poor cooling?
Only if insufficient refrigerant is the cause. A recurring loss requires investigation for leaks rather than repeated recharging.

Does the system need cleaning after compressor failure?
Internal damage can introduce debris into the circuit. Have the technician assess cleaning requirements and receiver-drier replacement as part of the repair.

What should be checked during installation?
Confirm the application, oil specification and required quantity against the vehicle repair information. Refrigerant work should be undertaken by an appropriately qualified technician.