AC not working

Asked by Ajaykumar Mar 30, 2015 at 12:55 AM about the 1999 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi all,

I have well maintained  Camry which all of a sudden stopped working on AC. when i turn
it on ,  warm air blows.No weird smells or sounds. Is this a problem with compressor..
how can i pin point the issue or should i just replace the compressor

5 Answers

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It's not as simple as changing the compressor, there's a whole list of things to check, look to see if the compressor is cycling, if it isn't there probably is little or no Freon in the system in which case you have a leak. At that point just take it in to have it checked and repaired.

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I had the same problem .. the dealership said a rock went through the grill and punctured the condenser.... $650 later

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I had the same problem and the dealership said it’s not covered under warranty because a rock went through the condenser. 7,300 miles on a 2018 Camry $1,008

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