Servicing Will this a/c pump fit my Civic?

jdiasgs · 17th October 2012, 20:31

Hi,
i have a Honda civic 2006 MK7 model 2.2 diesel i-ctdi and the air con pump is not working.
I found a used one from a petrol 1.8 same model and age as mine.

Will the air con pump of a petrol civic fit the diesel model? Are there any differences?

Thanks in advance for the help.

Grayfox · 22nd October 2012, 09:54

Where do you live?

Your flag says australia but i know for a fact australia never got the FK3/FN3 models.

We only had 2 choices.

1.8L 5 door(australian Si)
2.0L 3 door(australian type R)

And that aside, i doubt it but i'm not 100% sure.

I assuming no because not the same engine which means drive belt will be different size and in a different location to the 1.8.

CiViC_dIeSeL · 22nd October 2012, 10:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by jdiasgs

Hi,
i have a Honda civic 2006 MK7 model 2.2 diesel i-ctdi and the air con pump is not working.
I found a used one from a petrol 1.8 same model and age as mine.

Will the air con pump of a petrol civic fit the diesel model? Are there any differences?

Thanks in advance for the help.

Are you sure that it is just not the "famous" A/C relay that is broken?

jdiasgs · 23rd October 2012, 12:03

Hi,

sorry i am located in UK.

@ CiViC_dIeSeL: DO you mean the relay in the fuse box?

abs-civic · 24th October 2012, 13:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by jdiasgs

Hi,

sorry i am located in UK.

@ CiViC_dIeSeL: DO you mean the relay in the fuse box?

Yep there is a relay in the fuse box under bonnet you should check first. I believe it's called OMRON which is the updated one or the old one was called Mitsuba.

abs-civic · 24th October 2012, 13:52

Also I don't think the petrol version is compatible, as I changed mine 3 months ago and asked various sellers the same question to which the answer was no.

17th October 2012, 20:31	#1 (permalink)
jdiasgs Car: 2006 Honda civic 2.2 ictdi Join Date: 29th July 2011 Location: uk Posts: 2 Thanks given: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	Will this a/c pump fit my Civic? Hi, i have a Honda civic 2006 MK7 model 2.2 diesel i-ctdi and the air con pump is not working. I found a used one from a petrol 1.8 same model and age as mine. Will the air con pump of a petrol civic fit the diesel model? Are there any differences? Thanks in advance for the help.

Similar Threads for: Will this a/c pump fit my Civic?
Thread	Thread Starter	Forum	Replies	Last Post
Civic Type R FN2 Fuel Filter / Pump Replacement	stiggy	How To	32	9th May 2013 17:41
Questions Will this a/c pump fit my Civic?	Sw1pe	Buying, Dealers and Servicing	5	29th May 2012 14:32
Civic Washer bottle & Pump	Laney	Items for sale	2	6th December 2011 08:49
Honda Civic Tyre Pump Inflater For Sale	MarcoHojeer	Items for sale	3	10th November 2010 00:22
servo,vac pump and abs pump	s29uny	Classifieds archive	0	7th March 2009 18:58

22nd October 2012, 09:54	#2 (permalink)
Grayfox Most Active Australian Car: 2010 Black Civic Si FK2 Join Date: 1st February 2012 Location: NSW, Australia Posts: 3,006 Thanks given: 67 Thanked 277 Times in 262 Posts iTrader: (0)	Where do you live? Your flag says australia but i know for a fact australia never got the FK3/FN3 models. We only had 2 choices. 1.8L 5 door(australian Si) 2.0L 3 door(australian type R) And that aside, i doubt it but i'm not 100% sure. I assuming no because not the same engine which means drive belt will be different size and in a different location to the 1.8.

23rd October 2012, 12:03	#4 (permalink)
jdiasgs Thread starter Car: 2006 Honda civic 2.2 ictdi Join Date: 29th July 2011 Location: uk Posts: 2 Thanks given: 2 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts iTrader: (0)	Hi, sorry i am located in UK. @ CiViC_dIeSeL: DO you mean the relay in the fuse box?

24th October 2012, 13:52	#6 (permalink)
abs-civic Supporter Car: 2006 2.2 EX, NHB Join Date: 8th November 2011 Location: Bedfordshire UK Posts: 1,145 Thanks given: 80 Thanked 108 Times in 106 Posts iTrader: (5)	Also I don't think the petrol version is compatible, as I changed mine 3 months ago and asked various sellers the same question to which the answer was no.