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Toyota T100 Valve, Cooler Expansion
Part Number: 88515-34010$60.88 MSRP: $85.82You Save: $24.94 (30%)
Toyota T100 A/C Expansion Valve
In Toyota T100 vehicles the A/C Expansion Valve serves the purpose as to control the flow of refrigerant within the A/C as per its requirements. Because of this function, the A/C Expansion Valve is part of the A/C system serves the purpose of controlling and increasing its efficiency and functionality. Though there is not enough information in the quotes to identify various sorts and models of A/C Expansion Valve fitted to T100 vehicles, the fact is that the variety of the same might vary according to the vehicle model or even the year of manufacture. Such differences can definitely affect the working and performance rates of the required valve; however, no such difference has been explained in the given texts. All in all, it is crucial for a Toyota T100 A/C system to have A/C Expansion for it to regularly run very smoothly.
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Toyota T100 A/C Expansion Valve Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and replace an evaporator core and A/C Expansion Valve in a Toyota T100's air conditioning system?A: Have the air conditioning system discharged. Disconnect the negative cable from the battery. If the stereo in your vehicle is equipped with an anti-theft system, make sure you have the correct activation code before disconnecting the battery. Remove the glove compartment assembly. Disconnect the air conditioning lines at the firewall. Cap the open fittings after disassembly to prevent the entry of air or dirt. Remove the ECM. Remove nuts and screws retaining the evaporator unit to the firewall and pull the unit out of the vehicle. With the evaporator unit on the bench, remove the screws and clips and separate the top and bottom halves of the case and pull out the evaporator. Pull the thermistor sensor probe from the evaporator core and unbolt the expansion valve and the two short refrigerant lines. The evaporator core can be cleaned with a "fin comb" and blown off with compressed air. If the evaporator core is replaced with a new unit, add 1.4 ounces of new refrigerant oil of the correct type (for R-134a systems) to the system. The remainder of the installation is the reverse of the removal process. Be sure to use new O-rings, and new gaskets on the expansion valve. Have the system evacuated, charged and leak tested by the shop that discharged it.
