Compresor de AC Nissan de posventa Altima 92600 3TA5E

92600-3TA5E is a Nissan reference associated with an air-conditioning compressor used within compatible Nissan Altima applications.

The product offered in this listing is supplied under the Red Spare Part brand. It is a compatible replacement component corresponding to Nissan reference 92600-3TA5E.

No. This product is an aftermarket part, not a Genuine Nissan-branded component.

The reference is associated with the Nissan Altima compressor family. Because Nissan used several similar 3TA-series references, the VIN and original compressor number should be checked before purchase.

The reference belongs to the Nissan Altima L33 compressor family.

Nissan used multiple compressor configurations within the same Altima generation. Two vehicles that appear similar can require different compressor assemblies depending on engine, production date, trim, market and climate-control equipment.

Yes. They are two formatting styles for the same reference: 92600-3TA5E and 926003TA5E.

Do not automatically treat them as the same compressor. Although both belong to the broader Altima L33 compressor range, the different OE references indicate different vehicle applications or configurations.

No automatic interchange should be assumed. The exact compressor should be selected using the VIN and the reference on the original unit.

VIN verification is preferable. The Altima L33 uses multiple compressor references, so model and year alone may not identify the correct unit.

Yes. Comparing 92600-3TA5E / 926003TA5E with the identification number on the original compressor is an important fitment check.

The exact configuration of the supplied replacement unit should be physically checked before advertising a clutch, pulley or other accessory as included.

The compressor raises refrigerant pressure and circulates refrigerant through the air-conditioning circuit, enabling the system to cool the vehicle cabin.

Yes. Compressor problems can contribute to weak or absent cooling. However, refrigerant leaks, condenser faults, expansion components, sensors and electrical problems can cause similar symptoms.

Yes. The complete system should be inspected for leaks, contamination and related component problems before installing a replacement compressor.

Do not assume refrigerant is supplied with the compressor. The system should be serviced according to the correct specification for the exact vehicle.

Oil quantity and pre-fill condition can vary between replacement units. Check the physical product before specifying whether oil is included or stating an exact oil type or quantity.

Yes. Provide the complete 17-digit VIN and, if available, a clear photo or reference number from the existing compressor for accurate compatibility verification.