D2D Air Conditioning Relay Starter Black for Car 39794-SDA-A05

Had one of these go faulty and stay permanently on. Which drained my battery when I left the car for any length of time. Luckily diagnosed after only one flat battery. This is the perfect replacement and even had the same part number. Only annoying thing is that the part number wasn't in the Amazon description which made it frustrating to find. Works perfectly. Not the cheapest but fixed my car in just one day so well chuffed.

Worked like charm!. Bought one before from eBay and it didn't work. read the reviews on this, bought it, used it and it fixed the issue straight away. Saved a lot of money and i'm grateful. This summer is gonna be awesome

Bought Item to replace ac relay fault on mk4 mondeo, 1.8tdci. installed and has cleared fault code on forscan.

I recently experienced a sudden breakdown of my air conditioning system during the scorching summer heat. Frustrated and worried about the rising temperatures, I decided to delve into some troubleshooting before calling for professional help. After a bit of research, I came across the idea of checking the AC relay.Upon further investigation, I discovered that the AC relay was indeed faulty. After purchasing a replacement relay and installing it myself, I held my breath as I switched on the AC. To my immense relief, the cold air started flowing once again, and the AC was back in action!I cannot express how relieved I am that a simple component like the AC relay could make such a significant difference. Not only did it save me the cost of a repair technician, but it also saved me from enduring the sweltering heat for an extended period. The relay was easy to install, and the improvement was instant.If you find yourself in a similar situation, I highly recommend checking your AC relay before anything else. It could be the key to getting your AC up and running without the need for expensive repairs. My experience has been nothing short of fantastic, and I am beyond grateful to have my cool oasis back thanks to a small but crucial part!

This was to replace a relay behind the glovebox on my 2016 Honda Jazz auto. When I pressed the button to turn off the engine, it was staying in accessory mode, and there was an awful whiny buzzing coming from under the dash. I could not turn the engine off completely. All the time the car was running, it was fine, but it would not come out of accessory mode.Called the breakdown chappie, who had a bit of a nose around, and was stumped. We tracked the noise to behind the glovebox, and he found that one of the relays was vibrating, took it out, and was able to turn the engine completely off. This was at 7pm yesterday. I did a bit of googling, and found that the original part number 156700-2680 made by Denso had been replaced by this item. Ifound one for sale on Amazon, ordered it, arrived lunchtime today, clicked it in, all works perfectly. Result!I was facing a day without my car, and possibly a hefty bill, but fixed it for less than £8. 😁

Thought my aircon compressor had gone, traced it back to the relay.The same relay direct from Honda would have substantially more. This does the job no problems. Can't fault it

I ordered this after suffering intermittent air con for over two years . The system would always fail when the temperature was at its highest , I cleaned all the contacts in the wiring loom , checked fuses etc but eventually got around to testing the relay output with a meter , it would work if you flicked the relay but only occasionally otherwise , obviously the relay was sticking . I fitted this new relay which was only about £4 & my problem was solved , wish I had done so earlier . The relay is slightly smaller than my existing one heightwise but it fits perfectly in the area that matters where the contacts are .

Does its work