By all means an OEM compressor is always the best choice for a relatively new vehicle. Be aware though that the part number 73111FJ041 , not 7311FJ041. However, i think you have an underlying refrigerant leak issue somewhere and i suggest you to find it and address it before operating the new compr...

Interesting you bring this up. I do notice the noise only when the AC is on. And I feel as though, last summer, my car just wouldn't get as cold inside. I contemplated recharging it. But then the non-engaging clutch problem came up. Followed by the noise. Now, if I try to run it, I get no cold air ...

We offer a new OE Compressor for this vehicle. When the shop was open had a friend with one of these vehicles. Compressors never seemed to last no matter which brand one used. All new I should ad not rebuilt. https://ackits.net/search-results/?fwp_year=2015&fwp_mme=subaru%2Cforester-2-5i-limite...

Just speculating here. I've noticed the expansion valve's part number has been changed at some point on this car. Wondering if what affects these compressors is just normal wear or something else. Can't say anything about compressors from these brands, but curiously enough, 4seasons pretty always s...

Hi everyone. First post. I signed up because I'm planning on replacing the compressor and condenser on my 2015 subaru forester 2.5i. The foresters of this generation, 2014-2018, are pretty notorious for their short lived compressors. I've got 140k+ on mine, which isn't terrible I suppose. Last summe...