[Milopup04]

Hello all,

My 2014 hybrid Civic needs a new AC compressor.

Can anyone tell me what the expected cost of a new AC compressor for a hybrid would be? Is it true that the hybrid compressor is different than a compressor for a non-hybrid?

 

[12FG4Rallye]

Well to give you a rough idea we just did a compressor on a 2007 civic si and it was almost $1500 with tax with a factory compressor

 

[josepenajr]

Hello, Did you find anything? I need my ac compressor too for a 2014 hybrid as well. Let me know if you find it everything I find is out of stock.

 

[SuperV]

Depending what is wrong most of the time the compressor can be repaired without be removed and that will save you a lot of money, I just fixed my 2014 honda civic hybrid compressor by my self with a $22 bearing from auto zone part# mt2031 and took me around 2 hours because was my first time and I was watching YouTube videos of how to do it, next time I can do it in less than an hour, if you're a handyman with the right tools you can do it too, Google have all the info needed. Another option is bypass the compressor with the $12 belt part# 400k4 from auto zone.

 

[rockyola]

Reviving an old thread, but I just bought a Honda one for $700, a new part not remanufactured. Didn't have a clutch, but I have a new OEM one that I never installed, I bought it for $300.

 

[bfaided1984]

Not sure if the hybrids are different, but a new oreillys compressor for my SI was like $400

 

[rockyola]

Not sure if the hybrids are different, but a new oreillys compressor for my SI was like $400

They are VERY different. They are also Hybrid has an electric motor to run the compressor when the engine has Auto-Stopped.

 

[bfaided1984]

They are VERY different. They are also Hybrid has an electric motor to run the compressor when the engine has Auto-Stopped.

Sounds expensive

 

[Illusive Man]

I have never heard of bypassing the compressor in a Honda hybrid. How does this work? I have a 2012.

 

[kev604]

How does this work?

Probably doesn't that's why you haven't heard of it lol. Get it done properly rather than looking for some band aid fix that will probably cost you more down the road.