The air conditioning system is one of the most important components in your car. It offers an easy and comfortable ride as it provides cooler air while driving even during hot summer days. One of its integral components is your Porsche AC compressor, considered as the center component or the heart of the system. It is driven by a belt pump which is attached to the engine. This device is the chief responsible for compressing and transferring the refrigerant gas. Your Porsche air conditioning system is divided into two sides, the high pressure side and the low pressure side otherwise known as discharge and suction. Because the AC compressor is a pump, it should have an intake side and a discharge side. The suction or the intake side operates by taking the refrigerant gas from the evaporator outlet, although in some cases it does its job with the help of an accumulator. When the refrigerant has been drawn into the intake side, consequently it will be compressed and transferred to the AC condenser where it moves the heat which is soaked up inside the car. Your Porsche AC compressor compresses the Freon into high temperature which is being sent to the condenser as part of eliminating the heat. It is true that the temperature is far greater compared to the outside temperature that essentially allows the heat to transfer to the outside air. Eventually, it will cause the gaseous Freon to condense and turn into a high pressure liquid. This liquid is delivered into to the restriction of the system and causes the liquid to boil and vaporize. The low pressure gas is now capable to absorb the heat coming from inside the vehicle and later send back to the compressor to repeat the cycle. The AC compressor should be lubricated with a special oil and always make sure that you use the right oil to your compressor and to the entire system to avoid problems. And for your Porsche AC compressor replacements, visit us.