Air conditioner dealer can't even fix.

Asked by GuruVC1WC Aug 19, 2018 at 11:14 PM about the Toyota Camry

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2007 Toyota Camry hybrid just suddenly losses cold air until I turn the car off
and start it up again then I will have a cold air again.  Dealer replace the
condenser but it did not solve the problem.  Told me to come back when it
happened again and I did when it was not blowing cold air and stay at the
dealership for almost a day and they said they did not seem to find any
problem .  They told me to come back again and I did but the result was the
same and they did not refund me the money I paid for the condenser that did
not do anything.  Please help me if someone knows what it is.

Thank you Tommy B.

1 Answer

When you lose the cold air is the compressor engaged? Next time look under the hood.

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