2012 Toyota Camry ac not cooling too much freon

Asked by IrishBanshee Jun 15, 2015 at 10:56 PM about the 2012 Toyota Camry LE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

AC not cooling for long periods of time, then starts working again. Too much freon. How
to resolve ?

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If clutch on compressor is clicking on and off there is not enough freon in system. System is full when clutch is staying on not clicking on and off.

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Also check to make sure your cooling fans are working when the A/C is on. I mean the fans on your radiator, not the inside fans.

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The compressor will cycle on and off normally. Low refrigerant gas will NOT cause that. It's not supposed to run ALL the time.

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Irish....did you ever find a fix for your car?

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everyone says to much freon or to little. Does anyone know how much freon and oil go in a 2012 camry LE 2.5l. ??? The car I am working on was hit and has no stickers? If both!! gauges are reading 100 low and high. Most say its the compressor. Not in my case. I put one in. My cost $500.00 plus oil and freon. Still no cooling. You DO NOT have to rip the dash apart like all the videos on internet. It changes out from the fire wall. Thank u toyota. TY

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2012 HAS A DIRECT DRIVE COMPRESSOR SO YOU WONT HEAR ANY CLICK FROM THE CLUTCH THE SYSTEM USES A VALVE IN THE REAR OF THE COMPRESSOR TO REGUALATE FREON ....GOOD LUCK

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I am having trouble with my 2012 Toyota Camry ac to put new compressor and expansion valve recharged the system with the right amount of 134 and I can make it kick on if you put a magnet on the flow sensor after it comes on as long as you don’t turn it off it will run anyone have any ideas

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