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How to Remove the AC Compressor From a Toyota Camry

Applies to: TOYOTA CAMRY (2000)

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2000 Toyota Camry

Pull Tip: Before doing any work on your AC system where you're going to be removing any of components, make sure to have the refrigerant removed by a certified technician with the proper equipment. The system is under pressure and you could damage something on the vehicle or hurt yourself.

Estimated Pull Time: 20 Minutes

Recommended Tools

  • 10mm Socket
  • Ratchet Extensions
  • Ratchet

Instructions

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  • 1

    With the AC system empty, remove the two 10mm bolts attaching the AC lines

  • 2

    Loosen the tensioner on the alternator to remove the belt

  • 3

    Remove the electrical connector from the AC compressor by squeezing in on the side

  • 4

    Remove three 12mm bolts holding the alternator in place (one on top, two on bottom)

  • 5

    Before removing the last bolt, hold the AC compressor so it doesn't fall once you remove the final bolt

  • 6

    Remove the AC compressor from the vehicle

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