This is one of Toyota's dirty little secrets! The '98 Toyota Avalon was sold with a known defective A/C Amplifier. They issued a Technical Service Bulletin on December 3, 1999 #AC005-99 on this exact defect. = A/C int. INOP = Ambient Temperature light INOP = Fresh/Recirc Light INOP = Mode Indicator Light INOP = Blower INOP Toyota put a footnote on the TSB that "Warranty application is limited to correction of a problem based upon a customer's specific complaint." Which means the service department will not tell you about the problem. You have to be a expert and tell them what the problem is. The biggest scam is that this is an intermittent problem and unless it is not working when you bring it in they will tell you they can't duplicate the concern. Shame, shame, shame on Totota! The fix is a new A/C Amplifier, new Inlet Servo Motor, and new Servo Link. All told, including labor, this will cost you over $1,000 Of course, now that you know what the cause of the problem is... they will deny the fix because the vehicle is out of warranty. Many of us have been down this road! Just remember who screwed you next time you go to buy a car.
If the air conditioner is not new it could have stopped blowing cold air because of several different things, too many to list here. Here are couple of possible reasons: all the refrigerant gas has leaked away; a pump has stopped working; someone else turned the temperature control to a higher temperature...? The best advice anyone can give you is to call a licensed Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) technician to fix it for you.
You will definitely need to recharge your air conditioning system when it stops blowing cool air. You should recharge the system at least once a year.
Diagnosing air conditioning is rather complicated - from not enough refrigerant to fuses & relays, to a compressors not kicking in.This is one of those parts of the vehicle that a professional mechanic can end up saving you lots of time, and wasted $$'s replacing perfectly good parts.There is one thing though that can also cause warm air conditioning: a problem with the temperature controls.See "Related Questions" below for much more about this somewhat common Taurus/Sable problem.
If the air conditioner is not new it could have stopped blowing cold air or won't turn off because of several different things, too many to list here. Here are couple of possible reasons: someone else turned the temperature control to a lower temperature than it can cool the air in the room down to? All the refrigerant gas has leaked away or a compressor pump has stopped working but the main fan is still running? If you can't get it to work properly just by turning the temperature control to a higher temperature then the best advice anyone can give you is to call a licensed Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) technician - who will have all the right tools and test equipment and will know how to use it - to test your air conditioning unit and fix it for you.
i know the AC in my ZX2 stopped blowing because of a loose wire
wind stops blowing when there is no high pressure area & low pressure area- and this is possible only when earth gets equally warmed by sunrays.so,if the wind stopped blowing for a year then there will be no rain on that year. on other hand the production of electricity by wind power will stop.
It is possible that the temperature gauge has stopped working in a 1992 Tempo due to a blown fuse. It is also possible that the temperature gauge stopped working do to the temperature sensor in the engine having a short.
Has the fan stopped blowing or is the air coming out cold? Need more info please, make model, year and such.
Yes, quite normal. Regardless of outside ambient temperature, the fan will kick in if the coolant temperature gets around 105 deg.
Could be anything? Best to have a pro look at it
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No power, no air! Simple