TOYOTA PRIUS HIGH VOLTAGE A/C COMPRESSOR | AIR-CONDITIONING | HVAC

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  • High Voltage A/C Compressor Toyota Prius Hybrid Gen3
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Komentáře • 67

  • @DCSpeed2
    @DCSpeed2 Před 3 lety +7

    Thank you for showing the inner workings of this compressor. I learned it is a scroll style compressor with a 3 phase motor to drive it. Both an excellent choice for longevity and reliability. Excellent demonstration!

  • @batrisyiaramli6792
    @batrisyiaramli6792 Před 4 lety +2

    👍👍good sharing

  • @ilovetacos210
    @ilovetacos210 Před 3 lety +1

    This song sounds like I'm on hold with a budget insurance provider.

  • @-gg9f
    @-gg9f Před 4 lety +1

    شاطرياعيني شاطركل افكرك حلوه 🤗🌹🌹

  • @maggiejetson7904
    @maggiejetson7904 Před 2 lety +1

    It looks like a very compact and self contained design. I wonder if it can be repurposed into an inverter fridge using DC power alone (after some CAN bus based thermostat).

  • @wpcote108
    @wpcote108 Před 4 lety +7

    What was bad in this compressor? What did you do? Replace the motor bearings? Thanks!

  • @west_park7993
    @west_park7993 Před rokem +1

    update: I was able to remove the 3 long bolts and the 200 V DC electrical connection, without touching the engine coolant elements (thermostat housing and water pump). The AC compressor hangs on the freon hoses. I was able to remove the 3 bolts on the top, they are standard M5, with E Torx heads. I do not have a torx head tool, but I got from freight harbour tool set 66566. It is used to unscrew bolts with damaged heads. Then I placed the electronic controller on the table. The 6-pin connector is held by 2 bolts, M3, with their own special E-Torx heads. I was able remove them with a pair of regular pliers. I applied a slow continuous pressure, did not squeeze, because if you do, the pliers pop-off the head. I replaced all bolts with standard hex heads. It is important that this controller is bolted tight, because the 200 V DC does not mix well with water. The 6-pin connector has a little hole that leads to the space below, so it is very important to have a air tight seal there. A bit of silicon grease also helps to keep air, oxygen and salt away. I ordered a used compressor from ebay for $70. Amazon: only new, around 300-400. Rockauto-same price, out of stock. car-parts.com-only used between 50 and 500. Autozone: 1507. WOWOW!!!.
    Since the problem with the bent pins is so frequent, then smn should start repairing these. I tried to pull out the 6-pin connector, but it did not come out smoothly, and I stopped. When I get the replacement, I shall try again/

  • @tbond1007
    @tbond1007 Před rokem +1

    I find it interesting that when you taking the compressor a part, the two snap rings at the power thermals I saw only two terminals, when putting it back together three terminals were present. where did the thread one come from?

  • @fairildin9394
    @fairildin9394  Před 4 lety +2

    mohon support channel saya...promote dengan kawan2..lebih banyak video yang akan saya share dalam nie...

    • @safwankhalit9033
      @safwankhalit9033 Před rokem

      Saya nak tanya sikit, boleh tak kalau saya nak pakai compressor ni pada proton waja?

  • @west_park7993
    @west_park7993 Před rokem +1

    the black 6-pins connector on top is a frequent problem. these pins can bend very easily. it is impossible to get them straight, unless you put it on the bench. now, there is a solution: go to junk yard and get this damn controller.

    • @west_park7993
      @west_park7993 Před rokem

      Now, you will ask why on earth the pins will go bad. I had to replace the thermostat. spilled some pink coolant fluid. it contains H3PO4. This makes it electrolyte (or "lectrolit" as per the movie Idiocracy), i.e. conductor. you do not want electric conducting fluid inside the connector, it will short all pins. I washed it with water, but then, there was water in the connector, that is like a cup. I used a rug to absorb the water, then I realized the pins were bend. Did not know how thin they were. Now, going to the junkyard to get one of these controlers

  • @west_park7993
    @west_park7993 Před rokem

    many people complain that the pins on the black 6-pin controller connector bend easily.
    i removed the 2 special bolts and tried to pull hard, but these pins are also soldered to the PCB of the controller. I should have un-soldered these as I pull. Still, the problem remains, where do I find exact 6-pin connector.

  • @mydogblack6685
    @mydogblack6685 Před 3 lety +4

    Are you able to unscrew the 2 small bolts that are by the black electric plug connection.

    • @preludethomas1061
      @preludethomas1061 Před 2 lety +1

      Did you ever end up trying to do this yourself? I just broke one of the tiny pins inside.

    • @SethSchneiderw
      @SethSchneiderw Před 2 lety

      same here

    • @preludethomas1061
      @preludethomas1061 Před 2 lety +2

      @@SethSchneiderw I ended up doing it myself, instead of removing the 2 smaller bolts near the Compressor control electrical connector, I removed the 3 slightly larger E9 or E10 female torx bolts holding the whole top plate on. I used an E10 socket but it may actually be an E9. FIRST pull the HV orange plug on the HV BATTERY in the rear cargo area to Ensure you aren't electricuted when you unplug the HV Orange cable going to the Compressor. At the Compressor, loosen the (3) E9 or E10 female torx bolts, I had to lightly tap the bolts with a hammer and apply alot of downward pressure to remove those bolts. Remove the HV orange cable from its retaining bracket and then slide the green retaining clip on the orange connector completely out. Then you can remove the connector and then the 3 bolts you loosened and the top plate is off. You can either try to fix the connector/pin or just replace the whole top plate. Hopefully that's helpful, I couldn't find that information anywhere so I did it myself.

    • @SethSchneiderw
      @SethSchneiderw Před 2 lety

      @@preludethomas1061 thanks a lot for sharing what you did. I was able to bend the pin back into place with a lot of finicky pliers work, but I'm afraid that pin might snap because of all the bending. If it does I'll know how to approach it again.

    • @preludethomas1061
      @preludethomas1061 Před 2 lety

      @@SethSchneiderw You're welcome. People need to help each other out when they can. I did the same thing with bending the pin, unfortunately mine was bent too far and snapped right when it was about to be straight.

  • @wpcote108
    @wpcote108 Před 2 lety +2

    What did you replace inside this compressor?

  • @Dien6Amie
    @Dien6Amie Před 2 měsíci

    I guess you just take it apart then put it back together without doing any repairs. Is that correct?

  • @ramboperera760
    @ramboperera760 Před 3 lety

    Thanks,

  • @bisharatali7471
    @bisharatali7471 Před 4 lety +4

    How much oil in this compressor

  • @west_park7993
    @west_park7993 Před rokem

    Prius 2012 V, 147,000 miles. AC sometimes stops working while driving. If I stop the car, turn the engine/computer off, and restart, it works OK, and it works long time. Blows cold air again. Any idea?

  • @JohnPeter-yf5jf
    @JohnPeter-yf5jf Před 3 lety +3

    You think you could replace Just that top controller with out Opening the system?
    Pin on mine just broke.
    Thanks for the video.

    • @troylollysaf9311
      @troylollysaf9311 Před 2 lety +1

      Pin on mine broke too. How you fix it?

    • @preludethomas1061
      @preludethomas1061 Před 2 lety

      Did you ever try to fix this? I'm in the same situation.

    • @troylollysaf9311
      @troylollysaf9311 Před 2 lety

      @@preludethomas1061 ebay sells used prius ac compressor for 99 bucks. However to replace top cover only you have to remove thermostat at the top. To remove the whole unit you need to remove it from bottom of car and release freon. Let mechanic replace its gonna be 250-300. I sold my prius so didn't fix it :D

    • @preludethomas1061
      @preludethomas1061 Před 2 lety

      @@troylollysaf9311 Thank you, so I can remove just the top cover without releasing the freon? If so, that is good news.

    • @rotcataergeht
      @rotcataergeht Před 2 lety

      @@preludethomas1061 but you will have to release coolant instead.

  • @user-ij4bh9pk6z
    @user-ij4bh9pk6z Před 8 měsíci

  • @Alan-rb2rx
    @Alan-rb2rx Před 2 lety +2

    Is the inverter drive board pressurized? What I'm asking is... Can you exchange the inverter board on a system that is charged and not have to recharge it?

    • @maggiejetson7904
      @maggiejetson7904 Před 2 lety +1

      Doesn't look pressurized to me, only 3 bolts for that size of a rectangle gasket only for water proofing. The snap ring for the 3 phase going into the compressor motor also looks overbuild if they are pressurized.

    • @west_park7993
      @west_park7993 Před rokem

      there is only electronics there. no oil. therefore, no freon, no pressure.

  • @user-ij4bh9pk6z
    @user-ij4bh9pk6z Před 8 měsíci

    Hi

  • @t63a700
    @t63a700 Před 4 lety +4

    The video sounds better muted.

  • @rondhole
    @rondhole Před 4 lety +1

    What is the point? Dissembled for what? Are you replacing any parts that worn out?

    • @pashko90
      @pashko90 Před 3 lety +2

      No. This is just to see whats inside. For exsample if you want to use it for EV applications fo exsample.

    • @rondhole
      @rondhole Před 3 lety

      @@pashko90 ok, just for curiosity, thats a big deals for your time. Prius compressor is regular scroll compressor like in our high end home AC or heat pumps.

    • @Dien6Amie
      @Dien6Amie Před 2 měsíci

      I do not think any parts were replace.

  • @expresspa
    @expresspa Před 4 lety +2

    what tool you r using for those special head screws?

    • @fairildin9394
      @fairildin9394  Před 4 lety +1

      picclick.com/BGS-Tools-pro-Special-Socket-Wrenches-252709672577.html
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    • @troylollysaf9311
      @troylollysaf9311 Před 2 lety +1

      @@fairildin9394 I have 2010 prius with broken AC compressor. Can i still drive it without fixing it? Will it overheat my hybrid system?

  • @marianayusof7639
    @marianayusof7639 Před 4 lety +1

    Boleh blajar ni boh...

  • @BAWA2024
    @BAWA2024 Před 4 lety +1

    Aku hanya penonton..

  • @poprawa
    @poprawa Před rokem

    That's much simpler, than 5 piston variable stroke :v

  • @madrizlanjamal2274
    @madrizlanjamal2274 Před rokem

    voltage compressor to manual test??

  • @kushandhananjaya3116
    @kushandhananjaya3116 Před 4 lety +1

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  • @LuisRomero-kt7hk
    @LuisRomero-kt7hk Před 2 lety

    Como probar si le llega corriente?

  • @andresMartinez-bf2md
    @andresMartinez-bf2md Před 2 lety

    Como.saver.la.conecion.de.los6.pines

  • @tomaszpralat344
    @tomaszpralat344 Před rokem

    where can i add oil to this compressor

  • @tomaszpralat344
    @tomaszpralat344 Před rokem

    which port is for oil