Toyota Highlande 2011 AC dont work Replacing FLOW SENSOR code B1479 part 2

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[@fisherbrown903]

so pro mr rb

[@RBTheMechanic]

Thank you

[@donniev8181]

I would've tried the heat a wood screw up then let it melt itself into the back of the sensor, let it cool and then try to yank it out. The broken wheel speed sensor trick

[@RBTheMechanic]

Oh yeah!! Yup 👍

[@donniev8181]

@@RBTheMechanic what was holding that in, corrosion?

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@donniev8181 yes corrosion built up

[@topherd1011]

Toyota dealers are making bank on this malfunction. They won’t sell you just a sensor. You have to buy a brand new compressor from them or go aftermarket. Or at least that was the case a year ago.
Ps- this job is much easier on the sedans … like a Camry.. you can reach snap ring pliers right in there.

[@RBTheMechanic]

Oh yeah!! Yup this is crazy I had few customers while back with this they went to dealer to get diagnostic and was told compressor $1800

[@donniev8181]

Doorman and ACDelco makes these sensors

[@claudiosantana3320]

Lol

[@fisherbrown903]

V6. Toyota always not ez

[@RBTheMechanic]

Yup

[@fisherbrown903]

@@RBTheMechanic this is 3 hr job?

[@fisherbrown903]

@@RBTheMechanic v6 always lot of labor involved

[@RBTheMechanic]

@@fisherbrown903 less of sensor come out quick this one I had to melt it off it was jammed