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A-Premium

A-Premium Air Conditioner AC Compressor with Clutch

  • Front position, polished finish
  • 16 OEM numbers, 92600ET80A to 92600ZX50A and more
  • 12 volts
  • 16.89 pounds
  • Vehicle list not given

Last refreshed Oct 3, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

An A/C compressor with clutch matched by a long list of OEM numbers instead of vehicle names. The size row is clearly wrong, so rely on the OEM numbers.

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ASIN: B098JXTJJCModel: DCS171CCategory: Compressors

Overview

Not tied to a named vehicle, this front-position compressor with clutch is identified by a stack of OEM and cross reference numbers sharing a common prefix. It has a polished finish and runs on a twelve volt system.

The long number list helps a shop cross check against the old compressor. The limitation is that no vehicles, years or pulley details are given, and the dimensions row reads as a three-point-nine-four inch cube, which cannot be correct.

Who it's for

Shops and owners who can match numbers from the existing compressor. Buyers who only know the vehicle name should check a catalog before ordering.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Long OEM number list
Cons
  • No vehicles listed
  • Dimension row is wrong
  • Pulley details not given

Performance notes

The clutch engages the compressor when the A/C is switched on, so pulley size, port layout and clutch coil voltage must match the original. Whether it suits a vehicle depends on those details, which the OEM numbers help confirm.

Specifications

BrandA-Premium
ModelDCS171C
PositionFront
OEM numbers92600ET80A, 92600ET81A, 92600ET81B, 92600JA000, 92600JA00A, 92600JA00B, 92600ZE90B, 92600ZN40A, 92600ZN40B, 92600ZX50A, 68664, 67664, 6512503, 890293, CO 10886C
Voltage12 volts
ExteriorPolished
Item weight16.89 pounds

Frequently asked questions

Which vehicles use the DCS171C?

None are named. Compare the OEM numbers with your old compressor.

Is the dimensions row correct?

It lists 3.94 inches on every side, which is too small for a compressor, so ignore it.