Interesting. Denso makes parts for Honda and I didn't know a Denso compressor would fit a German car. Anyway, I'd be interesting in finding this out too, just out of sheer curiosity.

 

I can't say I know they will definitely fit a Touareg but I know Denso makes the AC compressors for my Audi C4 and BMW E36.

Paul

 

it fits the touareg as per several mechanics, and its also recommanded as well.
will let you know once i decide on the tank drayer if any help would be available

 

wow, no response so far
where are you T-reg owners

 

i just confirmed it with several auto parts shops.
but what brand of AC dryer do you use in ur Audi and BMW?

 

I believe on the Audi it was an Xexel dryer. Don't know about the BMW as I haven't replaced that yet on the 18 year old car.

 

Has anyone had to replace air con lines? I had one replaced on warranty, but now told three lines are leaking and must be replaced. list for 3 lines - over $800. in Canada. Has anyone tried making up replacement lines? Are the fittings metric? I did this on a Citroen SM some years ago. Dealer line almost $300. - I had one made up in aeroquip for less than $20. Comments or suggestions welcome - I still love my 2006 V10! -
only 165000km

 

I believe that the air drier looking from the front of the car is inside condenser on the left hand side, checking on VAG CAT there must be at least 20 lines going to differing places so how can they be so specific. Go here to see how many there are, you may have to become a member but it costs nothing.

Touareg 2005

 

air con lines

thanks for the link Ians touareg. Can't find the part numbers that my VW dealers gave me 7L6820750AB, 7L6820017C, 7L6820722F.
And the question is - can these be made up in a flexible line like aeroquip.
thanks in advance for any suggestions, comments, or?

 

The first one is here A C Hose 7L6820750AB Audi Q7 09 14 4 2L | eBay
the next here
A C Hose 7L6820017C Audi Q7 07 09 3 6L | eBay
the last one is to an ebay picture it is item number 5 here
7L6820722F | eBay


I would say highly unlikely as they are appear to be hard tubes, the first has a T junction in it. The second is also a hard pipe with a small section of flexible pipe. The third I don't know as it isn't as clear as a picture would be. Also these are shown from a Audi, same car slightly different panels and name of course. Hope it helps.
Ian