21 May, 15

Sanden PXE16 Air Conditioning (Aircon) Compressor – Skoda

Skoda Sanden PXE16 Aircon Compressor Not WorkingAir Conditioning Compressor Problems
Is your Skoda equipped with the Sanden PXE16 air conditioning compressor (aircon pump)? Has it ever stopped working without any warning? Unfortunately, this particular aircon pump is a very common failing part and one of our best sellers because it is fitted to a wide range of Skoda’s. We have identified that when this aircon pump fails, it just stops working without any warning, and the only way that you will identify that it is faulty, is when you turn on the aircon switch and realise nothing is coming out through the vents. Very rarely will you notice a change in the sound of your engine running or any warning lights on the dashboard.

Reason For Common Pump Failure
The lack of lubrication within the mechanical unit has been the cause of so many aircon pump issues, and due to the widespread failure of these, it has been put down to a manufacturing defect as an air conditioning compressor never just fails. There is always an initial cause for it to stop working and in this case, a costly manufactured defect. Many other dealers have acknowledged this fault,however it is questionable whether or not they will replace it under an extended warranty in goodwill.

When there is lack of lubrication within the aircon pump, over a period of time, this will result in the compressor shaft eventually snapping, and it doesn’t just stop there. Once the aircon pump is damaged, fine metal particles, also known as swarf, break off due to rubbing of the broken shaft, and then go on to infiltrate the entire air conditioning unit, blocking up the pipes, valves and the filters.

Unfortunately, once the damage is done to the air conditioning compressor, it is not a simple task to just replace the pump and refill the aircon gas. The aircon expansion valve (TXV Valve) and dryer unit will more than likely need to be replaced as they will definitely get blocked up. The air-conditioning system will also need to be flushed for at least 4 hours in order to remove all the residue of swarf within the system before fitting of the new parts.

New Replacement Compressor Unit – From Sinspeed
A complete new replacement compressor can prove to be very expensiveto fit. Here at Sinspeed, we offer replacement aircon pumps at trade prices and can also supply the TXV expansion valves and dryer units if required. The latest superseded genuine Sanden air conditioning compressors are also in stock which do not carry this design fault and are a direct replacement (direct fitment) for your vehicle. We stock new and refurbished aircon pumps but also have high quality aftermarket units which meet OE specification.

Our replacement units will be a direct fit for the following part numbers:

Common Part NumbersCommon Part Numbers
1k0820803F1K08208595
1K0820803G1k0820859S
1K0820803Q1K0820805QX
1K0820803S1702
1K0820859D8675
1K0820803L8680
1k0820803H8676
1K0820803N8681
1K0820859F4573
1K0820803T1601
1K0820859F1701
1K0820859QX

If you find that your original unit is made by Sanden / Zexel or Denso, do not worry, our replacement part will definitely fit all the part numbers listed above. If your part number is not listed or you’re unsure then call us on 0203 815 9441 and we’ll be happy to assist you.

Below is a list of makes of Skoda that this part will fit. Don’t worry if your vehicle is not listed, we carry over 1000 different types of air conditioning compressors so if you’re unsure, give us a call on 0203 815 9441 and we’ll be happy to assist you. Professional fitting services also available.

MakeModelEngineFromToFuelChassis
SkodaFabia1.2 TSi03/2010PetrolHatchback
SkodaFabia1.2 TSi03/2010PetrolCombi Estate
SkodaFabia1.2 TSi05/2010PetrolHatchback
SkodaFabia1.2 TSi05/2010PetrolCombi Estate
SkodaFabia1.4 TDi05/2010DieselCombi Estate
SkodaFabia1.4 TSi03/2010PetrolHatchback
SkodaFabia1.4 TSi05/2010PetrolCombi Estate
SkodaFabia1.6 TDi03/2010DieselCombi Estate
SkodaFabia1.6 TDi03/2010DieselHatchback
SkodaFabia1.9 TDi03/2010Diesel
SkodaOctavia MK21.405/2004Petrol1Z3 / 1Z5
SkodaOctavia MK21.4 TSi11/2008Petrol1Z3 / 1Z5
SkodaOctavia MK21.602/2004Petrol1Z3 / 1Z5
SkodaOctavia MK21.6 FSi02/2004Petrol1Z3 / 1Z5
SkodaOctavia MK21.6 LPG08/2009Petrol1Z3 / 1Z5
SkodaOctavia MK21.6 TDi06/2009Diesel1Z3 / 1Z5
SkodaOctavia MK21.806/2007Petrol1Z3 / 1Z5
SkodaOctavia MK21.9 TDi06/2004Diesel1Z3 / 1Z5
SkodaOctavia MK22.0 FSi11/2004Petrol1Z3 / 1Z5
SkodaOctavia MK22.0 RS10/2005Petrol1Z3 / 1Z5
SkodaOctavia MK22.0 TDi02/2004Diesel1Z3 / 1Z5
SkodaRoomster1.2 TDi03/2010Diesel
SkodaRoomster1.2 TSi03/2010Petrol
SkodaRoomster1.2 TSi03/2010PetrolPRAKTIK
SkodaRoomster1.6 TDi03/2010DieselPRAKTIK
SkodaRoomster1.6 TDi03/2010Diesel
SkodaSuperb MK21.4 TSi07/2008Petrol3T4 / 3T5
SkodaSuperb MK21.6 TDi09/2010Diesel3T4 / 3T5
SkodaSuperb MK21.8 TSi03/2008Petrol3T4 / 3T5
SkodaSuperb MK21.9 TDi07/2008Diesel3T4 / 3T5
SkodaSuperb MK22.0 TDi07/2008Diesel3T4 / 3T5
SkodaSuperb MK22.0 TSi05/2010Petrol3T4 / 3T5
SkodaSuperb MK23.609/2008Petrol3T4 / 3T5
SkodaYeti1.2 TSi09/2009Petrol
SkodaYeti1.4 TSi06/2010Petrol
SkodaYeti1.6 TDi12/2010Diesel
SkodaYeti1.8 TSi05/2009Petrol
SkodaYeti2.0 TDi05/2009Diesel
MakeModelEngineFromToFuelChassis
Tags : Skoda Air Con Problems, Skoda Air Conditioning Problems, Skoda Aircon Not Working, Skoda Aircon Problems, Skoda Sanden Air Conditioning Compressor.
2 thoughts on “Sanden PXE16 Air Conditioning (Aircon) Compressor – Skoda
  • Hello, could you tell me if your A/c compressors would be cheaper than Skoda’s . I have a fault on the 1.8 tsi that may need it replacing. I would have to get a garage to do it . many thanks

    • Hello Paul

      Thank you for your comment,

      We have sent you an email requesting some more information from you.

      Kindest Regards

      Sophie
      SINSPEED SUPPORT

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