When you turn the fan on for the heater/air conditioner it turns on but acts like the air flow is blocked at the fan. You can feel air through all the vents when you change the position of the vents but the fan does not increase air flow when turned on. You can hear the fan blowing. What could be blocking the fan from pushing the air? Thanks.
SOURCE: 2001 toyota corolla blows 7.25 fuse when turn on ac
I unplugged the wire, replaced the fuse and started the car. Then, I turned on the ac button and the fuse blew. Do I need to replace the whole compressor with ac clutch or just the ac clutch? Thanks so much.
SOURCE: A/c problem.
jasonjacob1 is right. If the air from the A/C is not cool, the only cause is low or empty refrigerant. This means that the gas that your vehicle uses to produce cool air is gone from the system. The solution is not to recharge the system but to locate and fix the leak, then recharge the system.
SOURCE: '03 Toyota Corolla- Air Condiotioner making noise...
I've been looking into an A/C problem for my 2004 Pontiac Vibe (which is basically a Toyota). Found something that might help you. Evidently there was a service bulletin (NOT a recall) about this model's M/G CLT relay in the air conditioner system - many of them have proved faulty! That relay is in the fuse box under the hood near the battery. Basically the relay just has to be replaced. Cost of part is around $70. Hope this will help!
SOURCE: 2005 Toyota Corolla air conditioner is cold but
The air flow does not 'increase' with the recirc button pressed. The fan motor blows at specific speeds, no matter whether fresh or recirc is selected. The recirc feature is there so that you do NOT admit 'fresh/hot' air from the outside into the AC box. In short, the recirc feature is to re-use, or, recirculate the existing air in the car. When it is properly working, on a hot day, the recirc selection should drop the internal temperature at the center air vent about 6 degrees lower than with the fresh selected.
SOURCE: Toyota Celica gts 2000 blowing cold air when heater is on.
nothing try back flushing heater core, they clog up due to litle water preasure,you might want to flush cooling system if you already havent, hope this hleps.
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