1992 Toyota Celica Repair Question
Topics covered: Radiator, Clutch, Cooling fan.
Mileage: 400,000 miles.
Mileage: 400,000 miles.
Asked on July 22, 2011
A/c repair
I need help fixing my a/c in a 1992 Toyota Celica. The problem started after my radiator started to boil over. I replaced the radiator but the a/c systems pressure is off the scale and shuts off automatically when I try to turn it on. Does the compressor need to be replaced? Is there something easier I could start with?
Answer
Replied on July 22, 2011
Could be low/no freon in it-When you turn AC on do you hear the clutch engaged the compressor
Replied on July 22, 2011
I just put a whole can of freon in it and yes the compressor engages and then shuts off in about 3 seconds.
Replied on July 22, 2011
Check AC relay and low pressure switch
Replied on July 22, 2011
What are the high and low pressure readings?
Are the cooling fans working?
Replied on July 22, 2011
The pressure is so high it is off the scale. The fans are working and the car engine temp is normal. So I assume that the water pump and the thermostat are working correctly.
Replied on July 22, 2011
You have to much freon in system.