And a "Crows Foot" is what its called, Not a Crescent Wrench, Different tool.

Check if your ac clutch is engaging. Waite for few minutes. If it doesn't check if you get the voltage to the compressor. Also check the pressure on high an low. If it holds the vacuum then you don't have a leak.

I believe 2006.

Can't remember. Maybe 4 hrs.

How much was your compressor ? My friend has a 2007 toy Prius and the shop says she needs a new compressor ,and is charging her 9 hours a labor !! All together 800 bucks !!

@@jenncarr5376 that’s absolutely insane… it’s literally 3 bolts and a high voltage connector… took me literally 15 min… easiest thing I’ve ever done on a car… I ended up needing a condenser because my filter was clogged.. bought one for $50 bucks… I believe I bought my compressor off eBay used and it runs like a champ:.. only thing is when you do it buy a can of hybrid oil for the compressor.. it’s same can as Freon just these take special oil because there not on the motor drivin by a pully it’s electric then fill the rest with your normal Freon and you’ll have ac again.. no joke easiest thing I’ve ever done on a vehicle 3 bolts holding it on and 2 ac lines easy access bottom front of motor

How did you know it had to be replaced or you were having problems int he first place? Personally my ac keeps blowing hot air, use to be the Refrigerant after ac shop told me Refrigerant was the problem but over time it fails and refrigerant doesnt help anymore not sure what to do.

@@Th3TaurosGamer I hooked my gauges up and the pressure on low and high was the same. This is an indicator of non working compressor. If you low on refrigerant, the low side may go into vacuum

I think disconnecting negative terminal will be enough ( from the back). You will disrupt the circuit that way.

@@achiriu1987 i dunno about that might be good to do bolth just for health sake... disconnect the 12v then remove the high foltage service plug. wait 20 minutes and your good

I am glad it helped

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