HELP!! SOUTH MS HEAT & NO AC!!

Asked by Bonnic14 Mar 29, 2018 at 09:13 AM about the 2004 Toyota Celica GTS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hey Y'all!!!.. Ok, so I have a  2004 Celica GTS  and
my A.C. all of the sudden stopped blowing!  I have
charged it and replaced coolant.  At first, that
seemed to do the trick!  It would put  icicles  on my
nose! Ha! Unfortunately....tbat fix would only last a
few weeks.   Now...even that does nothing!!  HELP!!
It's way to  hot to not have a working ac!!

3 Answers

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There must be a leak and the refrigerant is escaping. Look around the hoses and seals for any sign of oily residue, check the compressor too. Unless you know what you are doing, your best bet is to take it to a reputable shop for a check up.

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I have no issues with the refrigerant or hoses, however refreshing my hoses is needed!... When I turn controls on the panel...nothiing happens...heat or cool! maybe looking at blower fan???..

26,290

If the fan is working you should be able to hear it turning. If the fan works, then the blend air actuator may be broken and the vents not working.

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