Engine Cooling System Problems of Toyota Corolla - part 2

A/c condenser has leak caused by alleged rock striking.

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I got my car in 2005 and I has nothing but 30 thousand miles, when I got it ran well and still does. The air conditioning works for 20 minutes then turns off and turns back on and from what I hear im not the only one. When I say it turns off I mean it blows lukewarm. I think Toyota needs to do a recall because this is ridiculous on a fairly new car!.

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Vehicle air conditioner stopped working. Toyota dealer diagnosed problem as a/c condenser must have been hit by a rock. Cost to replace is $770. 00. The vehicle has no protective covers to prevent this from happening. Toyota has now placed protective covers on later model vehicles to prevent this problem from happening in the future.

My son has a 2007 Corolla. About two weeks ago, he noticed his air conditioning was not cooling. He too it to a Toyota dealership to be fixed since he only has 17,000 miles on the car. They refused to fix the condenser. They are trying to say it is a road hazard and his fault. Toyota had the same problems with the 2005 and 2006 Corolla. Now it has happened with the 2007. They want to charge him $800. 00. The car is under warranty and there is no reason for something to damage the condenser. If the condenser was protected, this could not happen. We have contacted Toyota and they refuse to work with us.

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Radiator failure (83k) followed almost immediately after by air conditioning condenser failure. Crack in radiator -- looked like a defective part to a steel expert who saw the radiator.

My 2001 Toyota Corolla had a head gasket failure which according to the shop foreman was very common failure at a costs to us of $931. 66. It seems the gasket fails on the rear of the engine in front of the glove box. The failure is so common no test were performed such as looking for coolant in the oil, according to the Toyota dealership shop foreman.

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2006 Toyota Corolla le exposed condenser resulting in puncture which causes air conditioning to fail was fixed on later models but 2006 models need to be fixed otherwise a replaced condenser will be subject to the same problem repeatedly.

The contact owns a 2007 Toyota Corolla. The contact stated that the vehicle would stall intermittently without warning. The failure has occurred since purchase and the vehicle was taken to the dealer for times in regards to the failure. The electronic control module was replaced but the vehicle continued to stall without warning. The dealer advised that there was an open recall on the vehicle and repairs were made under NHTSA campaign id number: 10v384000 (engine and engine cooling). The dealer advised that the repair should have corrected the failure, but it did not. The failure mileage was 1,700 and the current mileage was 58,000.

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A/c condenser failure. Design failure. Had to replace unit twice before I made my own shield. . No help from dealer. You would think that if they had a defective design and fixed it on the next years model that they would take care of any prior complaints. . Just shows that service and customer retention is not part of their creed. My recommendation to my friends has this story with it now that I know that others are in the same situation. Good luck. Hello Nissan and Honda.

This complaint is based on two instances of my Corollas condenser breaking down because of rocks hitting it while driving. Last year my wife asked me to look at the ac of our Corolla as the ac was not blowing cold air. She took it to the totoya dealer in duncanville, TX and they told us that the condenser was not covered and we had to pay $600 to fix. We chose to buy the condenser elsewhere and to install it myself. Now a about a year later, we ran out of cold air again. I did not think it was the condenser. What is the likelihood that a replaced new condenser goes bad. We went to auto zone to get a recharge kit and sealer. After applying them there still was no cold air and their is a visible leak on the front region where the first condenser also suffered damage. Searching for replacements on the internet I came across several people that had the same problem and no solution from Toyota other than to pay to replace the condenser. Toyota even admits this in technical service bulletin ac002-06 "lower grille mesh protection cover. " in the intro it reads some customers may experience damage to the a/c condenser if the vehicle is used regularly. I do not believe I should have to pay for something they should have fixed so I don't have to replace my condenser every year or maybe more frequently. They should pay to repair my damage and to install the cover to protect it from now on. Our is Corolla 2005.

I bought a 2003 Toyota Corolla from a certified car dealership, and was sold a car that was involved in a major accident and was not reported. The whole front of the car has none of the original parts to the car which depreciated the value of the car, but it was still sold to me as slightly used in great condition,low mileage and suppose to have never been in an any accidents, I also found out the this car did not pass inspection at the time of purchase, I had to bring the car back to the dealership numerous times starting five days after I bought it. I tried giving the car back and they said that there is nothing that they could do because the contract is already signed, and because of the extensive damages to the car they will only give $6,000 for the car when in fact they sold it to me for over $15,000.

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I have what would seem like a safety issue. The a/c condenser on my 2005 Toyota Corolla failed, after researching the issue Toyota has issued a technical service bulletin indicating that the a/c condenser is not properly protected the number for this report is ac002-06. I live in south texas and this issue is a know problem but nothing has been done.

Engine is leaking coolant/ oil. No lights illuminated on the dashboard as a warning. Problem was diagnosed after routine maintenance check. Dealer notified. Please provide more information.

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No summary listed for above vehicle.

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Water pump failed.

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