🌬️ Dorman 926-818 Air Conditioning Compressor Flow Sensor for Lexus and Toyota Models - OE FIX Review

This compressor sensor worked like a charm in my automotive. After I put it to the test, it proved to be accurate and reliable, doing its job effectively to maintain the engine's cooling and climate control system. The product is well-designed and durable, and I appreciate the peace of mind it provides knowing that my vehicle is operating optimally. The only downside is that it's a bit pricey compared to other options, but the quality makes it worth the investment. Overall, I highly recommend…

I learned from You Tube that the air conditioning compressors of some cars like Toyota, Subaru etc... have no clutch. Unlike traditional superchargers, which have a port to engage the clutch, these "new" superchargers have two sensors instead; This often fails and can be replaced in 5 minutes without draining the system. My compressor wasn't cooling even though the freon charge was fine. I didn't know if this sensor was the problem, but this sensor seems to fail more often, so for $30 it's…

1. The air conditioning was not cooling and I noticed that the air conditioning compressor was not activating. 2. I activated the A/C compressor with a scan tool and got cool air. 3. The scan tool A/C Flow Sensor reading was out of range: 3.52 V with A/C and fan off. 4. Conclusion, air conditioner flow sensor malfunction. You don't have to have DTC B1479 to know the flow sensor is bad, in my case I didn't have a code. It is very difficult to remove and install this flow sensor without removing…