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Getting your system recharged at a dealership would be recommended but only hot air coming through the front could be an hvac problem, make sure that all your vacuum lines that run to your system are not crushed or unplugged, they will be located in the engine bay of your vehicle.
The Sequoia's A.C. is forever a problem,taking to the dealer and spending a few grand is just a temporary fix,and since it's not a driving issue,there is no recall,found a site where a heap of Sequoia owner's all have the same problem as your's,I bought A 2004 Tundra new and sold it a couple of years ago,only had 68,000 miles and had no A.C. issues,so it's only a Sequoia issue,I would sell it instead of sinking a bunch of money into it and it still be problematic.
The most likely culprit is the condenser fan not working. While driving, air is forced through the condenser fins cooling the condenser and all is fine, but when stopped and the fan is not blowing and you notice the air get warm.
low on gas ,,,with two AC units it should hold about 1.4 kgs of gas and i bet your down to around 600gms.You will need a machine to empty gay measure what comes out and then put the correct amount back ,or if you can get them and the adaptor put in two leak sealers which hold a 100gms each and try that
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