2012 Toyota corolla s what could my a/c compressor to work and stop operate intermittently

Asked by Caravelle_852 Apr 19, 2015 at 05:47 AM about the 2012 Toyota Corolla S

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Compressor new, drier new,
expansion valve new jump
sensor wire on compressor
manifold a/c work but if turn off
a/c systems will not re engage?

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Reelin68 answered 9 years ago

Is the A/C light flashing when it stops working? If so, change out the relay.

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GuruDGD3W answered 7 years ago

May b relay but Corolla big fault for flashing light for compressor sensor you change control value InshaAllah your car will b well

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Green2360 answered 6 years ago

I have a question I have already bout two compressors for my 2010 Corolla Sport and not Even 2months apart and just today the clutch has already flew off going down the road what can I do buy fixen this problem

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Wahabzada answered 6 years ago

i Have changed my Corolla 2014 Ac Compressor , and get the SANDAQ from Feilder car noe my car machine is shaking what to do i feel like my car machine become weaker ?? any advice

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