2012 toyota camry A/C stop cooling and I noticed the cooling fans not working with the A/C on/ Any ideas ?

Asked by LFuller Sep 10, 2016 at 09:27 PM about the Toyota Camry

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Tony answered 8 years ago

Are there any warning or indicator lights flashing? What Engine is in this vehicle?

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LFuller answered 8 years ago

I checked the fuses and relay coil and all is good. But have not checked the fans. I did notice the A/C clutch is rotating with out the A/C being turned on.

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Tony answered 8 years ago

Ok...one might just assume the system is low on refrigerant. However..the proper way to begin diagnosis is to attach some diagnostic equipment including a AC Gauge Set to check Hi and Low Side pressures...and...a Bidirectional SCAN Tool to check and control those fans. I believe on this one ...those fans are Computer Controlled. We would need a wiring diagram to verify Fan Control. This issue might be one a Pro needs to check/repair.

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