A/c problem/repair
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A/c problem/repair
Hello my ac stopped blowing cold, so I ran a diagnosis on the system as the manual says. I got a blinking 13, looked more on this forum and found out that it's called a "evaporator temperature sensor" or "thermestor" as the lexus dealer knows it by, the part was 20$ and I found where it's at but can't seem to get the darn thing out :/ . Any help is appreciated!
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Guess nobody wants to help!
I kindly asked for some help about my ac not getting cold and I seem to be getting ignored that's fine but could someone at least say "we font know or we don't want to help" 😑
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Sorry if u sounded rude I was a bit frustrated, anyhow it's my evap temperature sensor I have it in one of my posts from a couple days ago under ac help it's located on the driver side evaporator housing, I just can't seem to pull it out
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I don't know about getting that out. My a/c just started acting up yesterday. The compressor seems to be turning on, and it has freon. I can feel a tiny bit of cold air through the vents. I'm thinking that it is the a/c blower motor that is out.
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[=sf4 6;8729537]I don't know about getting that out. My a/c just started acting up yesterday. The compressor seems to be turning on, and it has freon. I can feel a tiny bit of cold air through the vents. I'm thinking that it is the a/c blower motor that is out.[/QUOTE]
Yea bro it's your blower motor same thing happened to me, what I did to check it to make sure it was 100% the blowe motor I took it out got a couple alligator clips and connected it directly to the battery and tested it, good luck
Yea bro it's your blower motor same thing happened to me, what I did to check it to make sure it was 100% the blowe motor I took it out got a couple alligator clips and connected it directly to the battery and tested it, good luck
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That's kind of what I was planning to do, but didn't know if that would be a good idea. I'll definitely try that out. What source do you guys recommend for buying the blower motor?
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I would strongly suggest denso for the part a few of them on ebay for a decent price. I got one a few weeks ago from this company called 4 seasons and the fan was complete crap it was 50$ new but had to send it back cause it was making a terrible whirling noise
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