Toyota Camry (XV70): Problem Symptoms Table
PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE
HINT:
- Use the table below to help determine the cause of problem symptoms. If multiple suspected areas are listed, the potential causes of the symptoms are listed in order of probability in the "Suspected Area" column of the table. Check each symptom by checking the suspected areas in the order they are listed. Replace parts as necessary.
- Inspect the fuses and relays related to this system before inspecting the suspected areas below.
VEHICLE CHECK ITEMS
HINT:
- You can reduce the number of systems to check by using the results of the following operation check
- Perform the following checks based on Customer Feedback and the vehicle condition.
- The customer's opinion may not be consistent with the actual problem (eg: the cooling performance of the air conditioner is bad > actually, the wind volume is weak). It is important to check the problem symptoms accurately and judge correctly based on various sources of information.
- Judgment as to whether the air conditioner panel is normal or abnormal can be judged by checking if the indicator illuminates or turns off when the switch is operated.
- During servo motor initialization, the AUTO indicator light comes on, and then goes off when initialization has finished.
- If the performance of the air conditioner is poor or there is a foul odor, check for clogging in the clean air filter.
Malfunction Operation/Function:
|
Common Function of Cool and Heater Function |
Only Cool Air Function |
Only Heater Function |
Suspected Area |
|
A/C Switch Operation |
Blower Operation | Recirculation/Fresh Function |
Air Outlet Changing Function |
|
x | o |
o | o |
x | x |
Go to "Problem Symptoms Table: Air Conditioning Control" |
|
o | o |
o | o |
x | o |
Go to "Problem Symptoms Table: Cooling Function" |
|
o | o |
o | o |
o | x |
Go to "Problem Symptoms Table: Heater Function" |
|
o | x |
o | o |
x | x |
Go to "Problem Symptoms Table: Blower Control" |
|
o | o |
x | o |
x | x |
Go to "Problem Symptoms Table: Air Inlet Control" |
|
o | o |
o | x |
x | x |
Go to "Problem Symptoms Table: Air Outlet Control" |
|
x | x |
x | x |
x | x |
Air Conditioning Amplifier Assembly or Air Conditioning Assembly is Defective |
AIR CONDITIONING CONTROL
|
Symptom | Suspected Area |
Link |
| Air conditioning system cannot be operated using air conditioning control assembly
- (With the exception of the switch indicators, no inputs are reflected when other switches operated)
|
- Air conditioning amplifier assembly
- Blower motor with fan sub-assembly
- Air conditioning control assembly
|
|
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Air conditioning system cannot be operated using air conditioning control assembly |
Air conditioning control assembly |
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Air conditioning system cannot be operated using air conditioning control assembly immediately after starting the engine
- (Air conditioning system display operates)
- (Only AUTO indicator illuminates)
- (A/C switch indicator does not illuminate)
| Refer to "INITIALIZATION" |
|
|
A/C switch indicator does not illuminate |
- Air conditioning amplifier assembly
- Air conditioning control assembly
- Servo motor initialization (incomplete)
- Mechanical locking of damper and damper link
- Low detected ambient temperature (including thermistor assembly malfunction)
|
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COOLING FUNCTION
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Symptom | Suspected Area |
Link |
| No cool air comes out
- (Blower control is normal)
|
- Compressor assembly with pulley (compressor solenoid)*1
- Cooler compressor assembly (compressor solenoid)*2
- Refrigerant pressure is extremely high or low
- Refrigerant volume (low)
- Clogged cooler condenser assembly fins
- Cooling fan system malfunction
- Mechanical locking of damper and damper link
- No. 1 cooler thermistor
- High inlet air temperature
|
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- Cooling effectiveness is poor
- Cooling response is slow
|
- Compressor assembly with pulley (compressor solenoid)*1
- Cooler compressor assembly (compressor solenoid)*2
- Refrigerant volume (high)
- Refrigerant volume (low)
- Clogged cooler condenser assembly fins
- Cooling fan system malfunction
- Mechanical locking of damper and damper link
- Automatic light control sensor
- High inlet air temperature
|
|
|
Temperature of outlet air is cooler on left or right side (when same temperature set for both sides)*3 |
- Compressor assembly with pulley (compressor solenoid)*1
- Cooler compressor assembly (compressor solenoid)*2
- Refrigerant volume (low)
- Mechanical locking of damper and damper link
- Automatic light control sensor
- High inlet air temperature
|
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- Compressor assembly with pulley does not stop operating*2
- Refrigerant pressure does not decrease when A/C switch is turned off*2
|
- Short to +B in air conditioning amplifier assembly circuit
- Magnetic clutch relay
- Magnet clutch assembly
|
|
- *1: for A25A-FKS
- *2: for 2GR-FKS
- *3: for Dual Type
HEATER FUNCTION
|
Symptom | Suspected Area |
Link |
|
|
- Engine coolant temperature (low)
- Refrigerant volume (low)
- No. 1 air conditioning radiator damper servo sub-assembly
- Warm-up control
- Blockage in heater radiator unit sub-assembly
- Flow shutting valve (water by-pass hose assembly)*1
|
|
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Temperature of outlet air is warmer on left or right side (when same temperature set for both sides)*2 |
- Mechanical locking of damper and damper link
- Blockage in heater radiator unit sub-assembly
|
|
- *1: for A25A-FKS
- *2: for Dual Type
BLOWER CONTROL
|
Symptom | Suspected Area |
Link |
| Blower motor does not operate at all
- (Air does not blow from registers)
|
- Blower motor with fan sub-assembly (power source and ground circuits)
- Communication malfunction between air conditioning amplifier assembly and blower motor with fan sub-assembly
- Blower motor with fan sub-assembly
- Air conditioning amplifier assembly
- Warm-up control
- Engine coolant temperature sensor
|
|
|
Airflow volume cannot be changed |
- Air conditioning amplifier assembly
- Blower motor with fan sub-assembly
- Air conditioning control assembly
- Clogged No. 1 evaporator sub-assembly or heater radiator unit sub-assembly fins
- Clogged clean air filter
|
|
- Airflow volume is constantly low
- Airflow volume sometimes becomes low
|
- Communication malfunction between air conditioning amplifier assembly and blower motor with fan sub-assembly
- Blower motor with fan sub-assembly
- Air conditioning amplifier assembly
- Clogged No. 1 evaporator sub-assembly or heater radiator unit sub-assembly fins
- Clogged clean air filter
- Aspirator installation condition
|
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AIR INLET CONTROL
|
Symptom | Suspected Area |
Link |
- Air inlet mode changes between recirculation/fresh randomly
- Recirculation/fresh switch indicator is blinking
|
- Change in ambient air temperature
- Decrease in refrigerant pressure
- Air conditioner pressure sensor circuit
- Engine coolant temperature (high)
|
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- Air inlet mode cannot be changed between recirculation/fresh
- Air inlet mode does not change between recirculation/fresh automatically
- Exhaust gas odors can be smelled when air inlet mode set to recirculation mode
|
- No. 1 blower damper servo sub-assembly
- Damper link disconnection
- Air inlet damper mechanically locked
- Engine coolant temperature (high)
- Air conditioner unit assembly
|
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AIR OUTLET CONTROL
|
Symptom | Suspected Area |
Link |
| Air outlet mode cannot be changed (air outlet display changes) |
- No. 1 air conditioning radiator damper servo sub-assembly (mode)
- Damper link disconnection
- Air conditioner unit assembly
|
|
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Air outlet mode cannot be changed (air outlet display does not change) |
Air conditioning control assembly |
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DEFROSTER CONTROL
|
Symptom | Suspected Area |
Link |
| Windshield frequently fogs up (cooling is insufficient) |
- Compressor assembly with pulley (compressor solenoid)*1
- Cooler compressor assembly (compressor solenoid)*2
- Refrigerant volume (low)
- Cooler expansion valve (opened excessively)
- No. 1 air conditioning radiator damper servo sub-assembly (mode)
- Mechanical locking of damper and damper link
|
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- *1: for A25A-FKS
- *2: for 2GR-FKS
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ON-VEHICLE INSPECTION CAUTION / NOTICE / HINT
The necessary procedures (adjustment, calibration, initialization or registration) that must be performed after parts are removed and installed, or replaced when repairing air leaks in the intake system are shown below. Necessary Procedures After Parts
PROBLEM SYMPTOMS TABLE
HINT:
Use the table below to help determine the cause of problem symptoms. If multiple suspected areas are listed, the potential causes of the symptoms are listed in order of probability in the "Suspected Area" column of the table. Check each symptom by checking the susp