Toyota/Lexus 2JZ ac compressor replacement! IS300, SC300, GS300, SUPRA
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- Опубліковано 21 вер 2021
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I got all of the way to wiggling mine off until I realized that stud had to come out.. and I didn't have an etorx set. Thanks for the video it's a very helpful guide.
The ac compressor model number is 4711361 from desko. It is the OE manufacture that Toyota used for the 01-05 model years for the is300
Finally you helped figure something out
Amazing content
Love you man!
Hey, love these videos, thank you so much! I appreciate the step by step full detail -- that feels rare since I'm sure it's an incredible amount of work for you.
Would you ever consider doing a power steering video like this? I've got my pump/pulley off of my SC300 but am not sure how to replace the lines. Wondering if you could help me figure out how to get to those lines? I think the power steering o-rings are a common problem on these cars anyway, maybe others could find a full power steering system replacement video helpful?
Either way, thanks again for all these videos! I'm doing my first project car and this is all so clear and well-paced, and will help me tremendously!
I would love to help you out. Unfortunately all my videos are based on customer cars. No one has brought me a SC300 to work on just yet and I am not sure if one will pop up in the near future.
If your lines are leaking, then you should be able to locate the leak and replace the line. They usually aren’t too difficult. More time consuming because of the extra clamps that hold them to the body
Exact vid I wanted to see going to replace my timing belt/water pump with your other vid and replace my ac compressor with this vid others don’t explain as well as you do and I highly appreciate that you really saved me money thanks bro 🤙🤝
Thanks for watching. Good luck.
4 bolts to drop swaybar for more room to drop down
Thank you for your videos, they’re really helpful. I did my timing belt and water pump by myself at home thanks to you. You deserve more views!
Thanks.
Literally just got done changing mine. Big thank you for the tutorial! One question though, I haven’t gotten the recharge yet but when I started the vehicle and took it for a spin, there was a loud squealing noise when I accelerated. Is that due to the new compressor not having any refrigerant?
Belt could be dirty, old or misaligned Did the noise go away?
Excellent video - thanks for sharing. After replacing the compressor, should the system to flushed and vacuumed and should the new compressor be isolated to not contaminate?
Just have the ac shop do a vacuum test and then recharge the system m.
Great video but you can release the sway bar and the compressor come right out
Do you have to add oil to the compressor before installing it or does the denso oe one already come with oil ?
I didn’t check. They are normally marked with big stickers that have instructions on them. Cars I do ac work on, I bring to my buddies shop and he drains and refills whatever is in the system so we both know it has the correct amount of oil.
Did you recharge the system yourself? Looking for the freon and oil specs. Having a hard time finding that information.
I did not. I have a buddy with an auto shop who charged it for me.
Hi HHA, I watched a older video of yours. ( Bleeding BMW Radiator)
I have 2004 x3 2.5i. I replaced Thermostat & Radiator. Put coolant in. Then drove car. Should I use the same method of Bleeding? Even though I drove car first?
You would just want to let the car cool down until it’s cold. Then you can use the same method. It should work just fine.
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Thanks so much. Finishing up today. Transmission fluid and filter next. Thanks again!
You bought a denso compressor, now did it come prefilled with oil? If so, did you drain the oil first or did you just installed it as it is?
Not sure if it did or not. I never trust if they do or not. I always vacuum the system and refill with the correct amount of oil. This is done on a proper AC machine. If you’re unsure, call the manufacturer of the compressor or the company.
Hi Sir can i ask the specs of the A/C compressor that you install?
I bought a denso compressor from Amazon
Hi where is the air conditioner/evaporator drain hose ?
I believe it is down below the battery area. Pretty low down the firewall area. I know these clog up and cause the floor to be wet and smell.
You think it's necessary to get the system cleaned even if you've had a catastrophic leak?
Yes. There is a good chance that there is lots of debris in the system.
@@HelpingHandAutoRepair That makes sense! Thanks
Thank you mate, may I asked for a link to buy this compressor please ?
This is a customer’s car. They brought me a compressor. I would check Amazon. An OE Denso compressor would be ideal.
@@HelpingHandAutoRepair I appreciated, thanks alot .
Hey I’m hoping someone can help me , so I got a hanging ground in the compressor and I have no idea we it goes
A what?
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tell us the things we’re supposed to know too late.