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Hello everyone, I need this piece please if someone is able to provide one for me shipped to 78749. Please let me know. Thanks! (Jonas, if you could look at the second picture, is it burned in the lower right hand corner, that is what is suspecting me that it does not work, if you start the car, the rpm is a 2, and when it finally idles at 1, it shuts off and the a/c light blinks)

It is located under the glove box.

A/C Amplifier in working condition:

Do you know that yours is bad?

When I tested to see if it was receiving electricity, it seemed that it was dropping. Also, it seems like something is toast on the board, on the second picture if you see in the lower right hand corner. Also, I turn the knob to adjust and nothing happens. Any extra info you can give me?

CONFIRMED that the the A/C amplfier is not working at all when connected. I really need a new one.

Anyone who has taken their A/C out can remove their glove box and find this piece in the black box screwed in, please help me out guys.

Bump for perseverance!

man I only had those problems when the ac was under/over charged as its safety feature. You will not see any change while the ac light is flashing with the knob on the box cause its in fails safe. Are you sure your not over or under charged?

Better Jonas

bt20v wrote:... are you sure your not over/under chanrged?

WTF!?

dr.occa wrote:

bt20v wrote:... are you sure your not over/under chanrged?

WTF!?

Yea manager was coming I didnt get to correct it. I was asking if your AC system was over/under charged?

I took it to my local performance shop (also an a/c shop as well) who assessed the entire system, filled the car with more refrigerant because it was low, and pulled out the a/c amplifier and determined that was the issue, as they have said.


Toyota Part Number: 88650-12230
Denso Part Number: 077100-1290
Denso Circuit Board Number: 077151-0391

if its the same as a truck just go to a junk yard and get one.