Mercedes 560SEL AC Receiver Drier Parts

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Please verify 9.5mm thread size prior to ordering. 1 per car.
1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 Mercedes 560SEL
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$33.99
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$35.41
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$60.00
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Updated version for high and low pressure sensing, please verify fitting type and size on existing part prior to ordering. 1 per car.
1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 Mercedes 560SEL
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$18.39
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$19.16
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$103.00
Also may need 1248208310 pressure switch and 0048206810 temperature switch. 1 per car.
1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 Mercedes 560SEL
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$37.99
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$39.57
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$182.00

Based on industry averages you can expect to pay between $18.39 and $37.99 for a Mercedes 560SEL ac receiver drier.

What Is The Role Of The Mercedes 560SEL AC Receiver Drier?

The Mercedes 560SEL AC receiver drier plays a quiet but vital role in your car’s air conditioning. As refrigerant moves through the system, this part sits between the condenser and the evaporator, filtering out bits of debris and moisture. Inside, you’ll find desiccant material, like tiny beads, which pulls water out of the refrigerant. If moisture finds its way into the lines, it can corrode components or form acid, wrecking the AC over time. Debris left to float will clog up the expansion valve and strain the compressor. By keeping things dry and clean, the Mercedes 560SEL AC receiver drier helps the AC blow cold air, especially in an older luxury sedan where small problems tend to compound. Skip this filter, and issues stack up in places where repairs get costly.

When Should The Mercedes 560SEL AC Receiver Drier Be Replaced?

You don’t want to gamble with the Mercedes 560SEL AC receiver drier once the AC system opens up. Every time you replace the compressor, condenser, or even fix a leaky hose, air sneaks in and can saturate the desiccant. Once that happens, the drier loses its edge right away. Spotting leaks around the drier, seeing oil stains, or noticing weak AC output after repairs or refrigerant recharges all signal that it’s time to swap in a new one. Seasoned Mercedes owners know that a fresh receiver drier is a small investment that avoids the domino effect of moisture damage. If you value a cool, dependable 560SEL, changing the drier during major repairs just makes sense.

What Are Symptoms Of A Failing Mercedes 560SEL AC Receiver Drier?

You might not notice a worn Mercedes 560SEL AC receiver drier until things get uncomfortable. AC may stop cooling as strongly, or the air temp starts to vary from one vent to the next. Sometimes, an old drier will rattle, with noise that comes and goes. Look at the can for patches of rust or oily drips near connections – either sign can point to trouble. Moisture that slips past settles in the expansion valve, creating clogs or even ice if you’re unlucky. Compressor strain grows. With a failing drier, performance takes a nosedive, and the odds of costly repairs only rise from there.

How Difficult Is It To Replace The Mercedes 560SEL AC Receiver Drier?

The job isn’t beginner-friendly, but you don’t need to be a master mechanic to handle the Mercedes 560SEL AC receiver drier. The work means removing all refrigerant, which needs a pro’s touch for both safety and the law. Next, disconnect and unbolt the drier, then swap in the new part with fresh O-rings. Getting everything clean during install helps avoid contamination. The AC system then needs to be vacuumed out, removing air and leftover moisture before adding new refrigerant. If you’re already fixing an aged AC, this is a good time to check lines for cracks too, since most of the work overlaps.

Does The Mercedes 560SEL AC Receiver Drier Need Special Tools Or Parts?

Swapping the Mercedes 560SEL AC receiver drier isn’t complicated with the right gear. At minimum, you’ll want a set of AC wrenches for the fittings, new O-rings or seals, and the correct lubricant for O-rings. A vacuum pump is a must to clear moisture and air after the part goes in, and you’ll finish by recharging with refrigerant. Quality is key, so make sure the drier fits your year of 560SEL. Having the right tools nearby saves your knuckles, prevents stripped threads, and helps everything go together snug and leak-free.

Why Buy Your Mercedes 560SEL AC Receiver Drier From AutohausAZ?

Shopping for a Mercedes 560SEL AC receiver drier at AutohausAZ means skipping the worry that comes with hunting for quality parts. We put both original and dependable aftermarket driers at your fingertips, priced so you don’t have to add up every penny. When you order from us, you get fast shipping—no lengthy delays or guessing where your part is. If you second-guess your order or run into an issue, our return policy keeps things painless, with no drawn-out processes. Our team helps you sort any questions, guides you toward the right fit, and stands behind each sale. With AutohausAZ, you’re backed by a team that understands older Mercedes sedans, ready to keep your AC running cool, drive after drive.