Nissens 891535 A/C Compressor

Nissens A/C Compressor 891535

The Nissens 891535 A/C compressor is built to OE standards for dependable cabin cooling under demanding operating conditions. It uses a TM15 compressor design with a clutch included, making it a direct-fit option for R134A systems that call for PAG 46 oil.

Compatible with select vehicle applications that use a 12V, V-belt driven compressor setup, this unit is engineered for stable pumping performance, low noise, and reduced vibration. If you are replacing a worn compressor on a Honda Civic or similar application, Nissens 891535 provides the core components needed for a proper HVAC repair.

Key Features

• OE-standard compressor construction from Nissens
• Part number 891535 for accurate ordering and cross-reference
• TM15 compressor type for R134A air conditioning systems
• Compatible refrigerant oil type: PAG 46
• Oil filled and ready for system preparation
• Clutch included for complete compressor replacement
• 1A pulley groove with V-belt drive configuration
• 12V electrical specification with 1-pin connector
• O-rings included with 2 O-ring locations specified

Product Details

Nissens designs this A/C compressor with attention to the pulley, clutch, hub, bearing, and wobble plate to support consistent refrigerant pumping and controlled operating noise. The result is a compressor suited for vehicles that need reliable HVAC performance in high-load conditions. Part number 891535 is a practical replacement choice for service work where the original compressor has failed, seized, or lost cooling efficiency.

This part cross-references select aftermarket numbers such as CO4063Q and 20QP15XD1632 for the same application. For fitment-based searches, this compressor is commonly sought for Honda Civic A/C compressor replacement and other R134A compressor service needs.

What It Helps Fix

• Weak or inconsistent cabin cooling
• Compressor noise, vibration, or pulley-related wear
• Loss of refrigerant circulation in the A/C system
• Clutch engagement problems
• Failure caused by internal compressor wear or seizure

Installation Notes

Before installation, verify refrigerant type, oil specification, pulley drive style, connector pin count, and system voltage against the original unit. Flush the A/C system as needed, replace the receiver/drier or accumulator when required by service procedure, and evacuate and recharge the system with the correct amount of R134A and PAG 46 oil. Confirm belt alignment and inspect the compressor clutch circuit before returning the vehicle to service.

Quality Assurance

Nissens manufactures this compressor to OE-level standards and tests it for performance under high-stress operating conditions. The brand’s component-level design focus supports durability, smooth operation, and consistent pumping performance in automotive HVAC service.