Dealer wants to change out air box on my 2010 Camry---$2K
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Dealer wants to change out air box on my 2010 Camry---$2K
New to the forum so hoping members can help me.....
My 2010 Camry with upgraded A/C system will not completely close off the defrost vents when using the A/C regardless of where I set the vent flow; dash, floor, etc. I've changed out the amplifier and the local dealership has changed out the passenger side servo motor with no positive changes. They went back in again and checked the servo and wiring harness--both check out OK. They tell me the next step is to change out the air box and they want $2K to do that; they also tell me the servo motor on the drivers side(the one that's pretty easy to get to)does not control the dampers on the defrost outlets but I've been told otherwise. The Toyota on-line parts catalog says differently if I am reading it correctly.
Can anyone help...sure don't want to shell out a couple of grand to have them tear the dash apart again! Thanks.
My 2010 Camry with upgraded A/C system will not completely close off the defrost vents when using the A/C regardless of where I set the vent flow; dash, floor, etc. I've changed out the amplifier and the local dealership has changed out the passenger side servo motor with no positive changes. They went back in again and checked the servo and wiring harness--both check out OK. They tell me the next step is to change out the air box and they want $2K to do that; they also tell me the servo motor on the drivers side(the one that's pretty easy to get to)does not control the dampers on the defrost outlets but I've been told otherwise. The Toyota on-line parts catalog says differently if I am reading it correctly.
Can anyone help...sure don't want to shell out a couple of grand to have them tear the dash apart again! Thanks.
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If the problem is the air outlet servo motor or door, Toyota shows the blower assy and A/C unit must come out as a unit to access them.
Might post at the Toyotanation.com forum to determine if someone has managed to replace the air outlet servo without taking dash off..
Taking the dash board off is labor intensive.
A Toyota dealer is generally more expensive then third party repair shops. Get a few quotes from third part shops or live with the problem.
Might post at the Toyotanation.com forum to determine if someone has managed to replace the air outlet servo without taking dash off..
Taking the dash board off is labor intensive.
A Toyota dealer is generally more expensive then third party repair shops. Get a few quotes from third part shops or live with the problem.
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