I have a question, my ac condenser on my 06 Camry has a giant hole in it where the Freon leaked out. I’m replacing the condenser but now my AC doesn’t blow at all, no air from vents and the clutch on the compressor isn’t engaging, but it isn’t seized. I read somewhere that cars will shut down the compressor when the system is too low so that the compressor doesn’t burn itself out. Is this true for this car? Or does it sound like my compressor burnt out from this?
it wont turn on if no freon or too much pressure or too much freon, also if it is damaged, apply 12v to the pin on ac compressor and see if it makes an operated noise or big click if it does compressor is ok, also turn on the heat to see if you have air out of the vents. pcm wont allow ac compressor to turn on if one of the conditions above are met, hope this helps.
@@JM-AUTO thank you for your reply. After doing a lil bit of research I figured out my blower motor also went out. I didn’t think about that cuz I was so focused on the issues going on around my AC that I thought it had something to do with my compressor but I’m also gonna try that trick to see if the compressor kicks on. Thank you
Nice job man, very informative. I have one question, I have transmission fluid leak coming from around the front of the car, I checked all the lines, everything seems ok, is it possible the transmission fluid leak comes out of the condenser ?? Do transmission fluid go through the condenser?? Please help if you can. Thanks again man 👍👍
Hello I don’t know if you will reply but I’m am preparing to do this job and want to know if there is a problem with the leaking transmission fluid when you remove the hose from the top, do you have to top up the transmission fuild after?
hello, if it leaks or even if it doesn't you should check the tranny fluid level to enssure you are fine with the tranny fluid after you are done. thanks for sharing.
Thanks for your video. It was a life saver.
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I have a question, my ac condenser on my 06 Camry has a giant hole in it where the Freon leaked out. I’m replacing the condenser but now my AC doesn’t blow at all, no air from vents and the clutch on the compressor isn’t engaging, but it isn’t seized. I read somewhere that cars will shut down the compressor when the system is too low so that the compressor doesn’t burn itself out. Is this true for this car? Or does it sound like my compressor burnt out from this?
it wont turn on if no freon or too much pressure or too much freon, also if it is damaged, apply 12v to the pin on ac compressor and see if it makes an operated noise or big click if it does compressor is ok, also turn on the heat to see if you have air out of the vents. pcm wont allow ac compressor to turn on if one of the conditions above are met, hope this helps.
@@JM-AUTO thank you for your reply. After doing a lil bit of research I figured out my blower motor also went out. I didn’t think about that cuz I was so focused on the issues going on around my AC that I thought it had something to do with my compressor but I’m also gonna try that trick to see if the compressor kicks on. Thank you
Great video! Gonna fix mine. Thanks!!!
Glad it helped and thanks for visiting this channel that is very appreciated.
Nice job man, very informative. I have one question, I have transmission fluid leak coming from around the front of the car, I checked all the lines, everything seems ok, is it possible the transmission fluid leak comes out of the condenser ?? Do transmission fluid go through the condenser?? Please help if you can. Thanks again man 👍👍
hi and thanks for the visit to this channel, no transmission fluid flows through the A/C condenser only through the radiator.
@@JM-AUTO oh ok, thanks for your reply, really appreciate it.👍
One last thing, in this video, did you use one new hose for the transmission fluid line and resuse the other hose?
they both were fine, and don't worry you can ask me as many questions as you want to, thanks for sharing.
Hello I don’t know if you will reply but I’m am preparing to do this job and want to know if there is a problem with the leaking transmission fluid when you remove the hose from the top, do you have to top up the transmission fuild after?
hello, if it leaks or even if it doesn't you should check the tranny fluid level to enssure you are fine with the tranny fluid after you are done. thanks for sharing.
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Are you located in california?
no im not in California, im in New York and thanks for asking i really appreciate it.