Air Conditioner problems of the 2005 Toyota Corolla

I only have 44,000 miles on my 2005 Toyota Corolla and the air compressor went out. I have read that this problem has occurred in numerous Corollas from the same year. I believe this needs to be looked into and recalled or I will sell my car and never buy a Toyota again. I will also post on social media about Toyota's negligence and mistreatment of customers. I have a 2 year old daughter that needs air conditioning, so I am very upset over this issue. It is not just an "inconvienence" as it was called by Toyota's "customer service". Please sort this issue.

I own a 2005 Toyota Corolla. This week I noticed that my air conditioner was blowing hot air. When I had it looked at by a mechanic, I was told that debris got into the condenser and damaged it, requiring a repair. I researched the problem and discovered that Toyota issued technical service bulletin ac002-06 "lower grille mesh protection cover," which acknowledges that the failure to include a protection cover near the mesh grille has caused debris to get into the air conditioner condenser, and thereby damaging it. Toyota has included the grille protection cover in subsequent Toyota Corolla models, but it refuses to add the cover to the older models or reimburse customers for the expense in replacing damaged condensers that have resulted from this design defect. Toyota issued technical service bulletin ac002-06 "lower grille mesh protection cover.

My air conditioner stopped working. I read up on this matter and found out that condenser is a problem with the 2005-2006 Corolla and they suggested filing a complaint with this website so that you would be aware that there is a problem. Thanks!.

The a/c condenser was replaced due to Toyota's admitted design flaw as per their technical service bulletin ac002-06 titled lower grille mesh protection cover. Which informs an owner that their a/c condenser is unprotected which will cost them $590. However, Toyota failed to back their product up by reimbursing it. This is safety hazard in the southwest because of the extreme heat and if someone with children goes to turn their air conditioning on and it does not work this poses health risks.