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  1. '' Go here and stick in your VIN: https://www.parts-honda.uk/ Search for 'compressor' and you should find the part no. for your model. You can google that to cross-reference with other models
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  2. Have you tried BBA Reman? http://www.bba-reman.com/gb/index.aspx
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  3. Maybe, but start by troubleshooting the cheap/easy stuff. if you need to replace a relay, that's a tenner. If the compressor clutch is seized, you're talking about quite a few hundred to replace the compressor and the clutch (if the car is old or high mileage, there's no point replacing one and not the other). You can find loads of YouTube vids that show you what to look for, like these:
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  4. Any backstreet mechanic can change a timing belt and water pump on a 00-06 Civic for half that price. There's absolutely no reason to take a car that old to a dealer.
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  5. Hi Lorraine, I have just very recently purchased a new Jazz Hybrid. I don't recognise the issues you mention, but there is definitely something odd with the clock. The time was set correctly when I brought it home, but when I went out in it later the time had jumped forward an hour. I went into settings and reset it, but a day or so later when I started up it had happened again. This has happened several times now and the principal problem seems to be that it randomly decides to change timezones from Western to Central European time. I am taking it in to the dealership to see what they can make of it.
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