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Originally Posted by nscrbug

P/N# 89025003 - A/C compressor

Just had mine replaced in my Sky...but pretty sure they would be the same part # for both Sols and Skys. This is the NEW and REDESIGNED A/C compressor. No more funky growling/groaning/whining noises when running the air.

That is the same compressor number since the cars came out last spring. It is not a new number.

You may have had a compressor problem, although the Termal Expansion Valve (TXV), A/C line grounding out/clearance or low refridgerant level, are the more likely causes of air conditioning noise.

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	Small Dealer Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Under an invisibility cloak, somewhere in the Northeast	Quote: Originally Posted by nscrbug P/N# 89025003 - A/C compressor Just had mine replaced in my Sky...but pretty sure they would be the same part # for both Sols and Skys. This is the NEW and REDESIGNED A/C compressor. No more funky growling/groaning/whining noises when running the air. That is the same compressor number since the cars came out last spring. It is not a new number. You may have had a compressor problem, although the Termal Expansion Valve (TXV), A/C line grounding out/clearance or low refridgerant level, are the more likely causes of air conditioning noise. __________________ INFORMATION POSTED ON SITE Any GM Solstice Service Manual and Service Bulletin information found here on site, or Sales and Product information should be thought of as correct and accurate as of the date posted. After that any information or procedure should be confirmed as still correct with your dealership.