Camry AC Compressor & Condenser Replacement

Video of how I replaced AC Compressor and AC Condenser on a 2002 Toyota Camry
amzn.to/3zftOQ9 - AC Compressor (for 4 cylinder models)
amzn.to/3ZiyUpu - AC Condenser
amzn.to/3JWUkUz - PAG Oil with Leak Detection Dye
amzn.to/407JAIE - Vacuum Pump and Gauge Set Kit
amzn.to/3lusUMs - Freon Refrigerant (3-pack)
amzn.to/43eoUiR - O-RIng Seal Kit (Green)

[@SASHAHAG]

Thank you. I used your link, but the green o-rings weren't there, but the other stuff was.

[@PZPal]

Thanks for pointing it out, it's there now. But here is the link as well amzn.to/43eoUiR

[@theemoclub123]

The two hoses connecting to condenser are what hoses? The discharge and what?

[@PZPal]

I think suction line

[@terriannolawton5009]

Where are you located I need my ac repairs done

[@PZPal]

I don’t do customer repairs, sorry 😢

[@jerrycombs4077]

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?

[@PZPal]

My understanding is clutch will not engage if freon is too low, but it should blow air anyway. (I could be wrong though). It could be relay, you can try to use bypass relay or connect wire where relay should be and see if you'll hear compressor clutch click. Let me know what issue is when you'll figure it out as I am curious too.

[@jerrycombs4077]

@@PZPalfter some research it was the blower motor, I just got that installed today and it’s now blowing again and now I’m waiting on the ac condenser in the mail so it’ll actually blow cold air. Thanks for the reply also

[@PZPal]

@@jerrycombs4077 Interesting, good to know. Thanks for the update!