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really awful- Typical Repair Cost:
- $2,340
- Average Mileage:
- 51,750 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 4 complaints
Most Common Solutions:
- needs replacement (4 reports)
AC / heater problem
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A D V E R T I S E M E N T S
The Ac was not working consistently the prior summer, and I took teh car to the dealer. They cahcrged me 200 and told me they could not ID the problem. Then my husbands car, same make, model, year had teh same problems, and they told him it was his compressor. His was repalced. As the weather warmed up again, I used it, and it was only blowing hot air. Took it in - delaer charged me 100 and said they could not find anything. By June, the failure was constant. I brought the car in again, they told me they could not find anything., and recharged the system. A week later, I came back, frustrated with cooking in the car, I told them to check the compressor since they had replaced it on my husband;s car for the same symptoms just recently. Sure enough, called me back, said it was not just the compressor, but the clutch, and my extended warranty had expired the previous week. I told them I had repeatedly brought it in for the same problem when it was under warranty. They had me pay half of the charges.
Now a year later (a month past the 1 year warranty on the repair, the clutch has failed again. Dealer wants to charge the full amount again - another 2k! 3 failures of the compressor clutch on the 2004 Toyota sienna, for minimal use! Who is the mfr of the part! Toyota needs to stop contracting with them. Do not get a remanufactured/refurbed part - the part is life limited, and will just fail again.
- ALma M., Lakewood, CA, US