The Toyota Corolla's AC may not be blowing or cooling properly because one or more of its components are failing. The AC is dependent on the cooling system to function and a faulty thermostat can interfere with temperature control. The most common reason the air conditioning is not working in a Corolla involves a faulty compressor or a separated pulley. The compressor solenoid may also need replacing. If refrigerant levels are low or leaking, this will also cause problems. You'll have difficulty cooling the interior of the car. The electronic climate control can malfunction and fail to communicate with the AC/heater control module as well. Costs to replace the Corolla's air conditioning compressor range from $600-$800 in parts and labor.
Jorge
October 21, 2020
My 2016 Toyota Corolla don’t blow air at all it comes back when it wants any one know what it could be thank you
My wife and I both had 2016 Corollas and the AC on both started failing around 100K, in a similar manner. Mind completely died just out of the 120k extended warranty and Toyota wanted $2,000 USD to fix it. I feel like they engineered it to fail at 100K on the 2016 models to get you to buy a new car. Non-functional AC, and expensive fix, is something people will literally buy a new car over if you can’t afford the hassle and cost of getting it fixed. It’s d***y of Toyota in my opinion. The refrigerant doesn’t leak, the condenser pump fails.
Matt R
July 16, 2020
While there are a number of reasons why your 2016 toyota corolla air conditioning won't work, the most prevalent 3 are a refrigerant leak, an electrical climate control issue, or a problem with an air conditioning compressor.
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