2007 XLE Camry AC Rebooting

Asked by ABLE_1 Jul 24, 2016 at 07:10 PM about the 2007 Toyota Camry XLE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2007 XLE Camry that after sitting over night upon restart the AC
screen is clear and nothing works.  Have to wait a minute or two and then it
comes on with both sides set to 75 degrees.  Hit Auto and all is good.  It
seems that the unit is re-booting.  On the other had if after running and the
car it is shut off for maybe an hour it starts up with the AC normal.  It is only
after a being off over night that the above happens.  Maybe something is
cutting off power and it getting a full re-boot??  Any hints on what could cause
this to happen.  Thanks for the response.

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Tony answered 8 years ago

I believe Toyota sent a SB(service bulletin) to the Dealers concerning this issue. Let's see if we can find it on line.

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ABLE_1 answered 8 years ago

Did not know that Service Bulletins are posted on line. How can they be found?? Is there some code that needs to be used??

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21,930

Tony answered 8 years ago

Google....2007 Toyota Camry Service Bulletins. Get back with results and Good Luck

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