That would work if your sleeve is still intact. What I can see in this video is that the sleeve is no longer intact and that causes the wire being sble to jump out of the spool. So you might think he fixed the issue, but my experience is that you will have to fix the sleeve part first in order to make it work again. This means you will have to adjust the wires with the amount of sleeve you took of for it to be a solid sleeve again. A pain in the rear job, but it can be done and that will fix it for how long it will take for the sleeve to be cut again by the wires. Toyota went really cheap here and this part will fail guarenteed overtime due to its construction of sharp wire and platic sleeves.
If the selector is stuck, find the vent door it operates and put Armor All on the seals around the door edge. It’s not easy to access. Hot weather causes glue on the foam rubber seal around the door to flow and glue the door shut, jamming the selector
Thanks for the video, all the other's that come up first just show the disassemble process. You showed the operation of the system and the troubleshooting process which is all i needed. The brass cable connector had popped out of mine so i got it rethreaded and works great. 30 minute job I've been putting off all summer.
How do you take that panel off? My Temperature knob is pushed in and not sure if I need to replace the whole knob or if I can just somehow pull it out.
So here’s where I’m at.. my speakers were bugging out, and I narrowed it down to the head unit. I managed to fix it that, but now my heat doesn’t work. It will only blow cold air. It worked while I was on the way to get the new part, but after I replaced it, nothing. I plugged in the old head unit to make sure it was nothing to do with the new part, but that’s not the case.. Anyone?
This is the exact year, make, and model of my car. My air has only blown in top airflow position. I have gone at least 3 winters without being able to defrost my front windows or warm our feet. Thank you so much for this video.
This exact thing happens to my 2010 Corolla constantly (I’ve had to rethread the wire probably 10 times now, meaning I’ve had to pull out the radio and AC assemblies every time). It looks like the wire is all mangled on one side which causes it to get loose easily. Anyone know a cheap/easy fix for this?
My recirculating button is not working it only lights up when I press it then it turns right back off. Is there a fuse to check for it? What should I do I can’t find much about it online
I have a problem. On my Yaris it does not go on the defrost when I turn the knob it just doesn’t turn all the way to the defrost option. It gets stuck on to the feet/defrost just above it. Does anyone know how to fix that. Thanks
Hey EJ - How did you fixed this issued? I have the same problem in my yaris. I would appreciate it if you get back to me at your earliest convenience. Many thanks
@@ashayan66 Iv still not fixed it. I did take out the whole middle bit out to see behind the dials and its connected to a silver wire all way round and it goes under the steering column and hides way under so couldn't actually find a way to fix it. You could buy the whole middle dial bit and check if that fixes it. You just have to disconnect the wire from the old dials and connect to the new one but thats 50/50
Not sure if you’d be able to but I’m having the same issue and I wanted to see if you be able to make a video showing how you took apart the panel, or explain how to do it, never done stuff like this before
Hey my 2013 Corolla A.C randomly stopped working from 1 car start to the other. I've read the A.C control Switch may need to be replaced but I believe it is the A.C blower CABLES that need to he replaced. Any ideas?
Hey last time my wire was broken they changed while unit not only cable but now I have little issue my knob push to inward then it work should I change only knob because when I move toward different position it doesn’t not click a sound but it work change the air direction
Im looking at a similar scenario with my hiace. Cable snapped, but also looks jammed/seized from the other end... anyone knows how to take them apart to change the cable or look for jams in the unit.. a diagram? I don't want to change everything just for a 15$ job..
,Thank you so much for this video. Your clear, straightforward instructions saved me far more than just time and money. It works perfectly for 2008 Toyota Auris #ZRE151L 55906D CABLE SUB-ASSY, HEATER CONTROL, NO.2 OEM part number 55906-0K010 toyota-europe.epc-data.com/auris/zre151l/2420/electric/8715/55906D/
The knob is stacked and cant rotate please help; with tips how to fix it/ make rotate
Apa sama perbaikan dengan saklar blower
Terrible! No instructions on how to remove the dash!
I'm in the same situation with my 2019 corolla as I'm typing right now thank you so much
That would work if your sleeve is still intact. What I can see in this video is that the sleeve is no longer intact and that causes the wire being sble to jump out of the spool. So you might think he fixed the issue, but my experience is that you will have to fix the sleeve part first in order to make it work again. This means you will have to adjust the wires with the amount of sleeve you took of for it to be a solid sleeve again. A pain in the rear job, but it can be done and that will fix it for how long it will take for the sleeve to be cut again by the wires. Toyota went really cheap here and this part will fail guarenteed overtime due to its construction of sharp wire and platic sleeves.
Thank you for this video man really appreciate it
If the selector is stuck, find the vent door it operates and put Armor All on the seals around the door edge. It’s not easy to access. Hot weather causes glue on the foam rubber seal around the door to flow and glue the door shut, jamming the selector
Thanks I will attempt this soon
Thanks for the video, all the other's that come up first just show the disassemble process. You showed the operation of the system and the troubleshooting process which is all i needed. The brass cable connector had popped out of mine so i got it rethreaded and works great. 30 minute job I've been putting off all summer.
Thanks buddy just did it its going to be almost 40 c tomorrow ❤
Same thing happened to mine, but I couldn't get the wire back around and the little brass nib to seat no matter how hard I tried 😞
ruclips.net/video/Uk-qSvjfdno/видео.html This man used a new technic hope you saved lots
Wish he would have showed how to put the wire back
Excellent, thanks, great help!
Thank you very much saved me and my gf nearly 500 dollars with parts and labor!
I have a 2013 Scion xB. This video helped me to put the cable back in it's slot and now the selector works great. Thank you very much!!
...meanwhile 100 or so mechanics object.
hi! good day. can i ask where the AC APMLIFIER or AC MODULE LOCATED. thanks.
How do you take that panel off? My Temperature knob is pushed in and not sure if I need to replace the whole knob or if I can just somehow pull it out.
Why is it that every video on this dubject shows nothing helpfull 😂
Noticed this issue this morning. Not looking forward to disassembly, but nice to know i won’t have to pay $700 for someone to dig into my dash.
Video helped. A lot. Thank you
I guess defrost and max ac loosen it
So here’s where I’m at.. my speakers were bugging out, and I narrowed it down to the head unit. I managed to fix it that, but now my heat doesn’t work. It will only blow cold air. It worked while I was on the way to get the new part, but after I replaced it, nothing. I plugged in the old head unit to make sure it was nothing to do with the new part, but that’s not the case.. Anyone?
yeah this works but theres a chance the wire pops out again
This is the exact year, make, and model of my car. My air has only blown in top airflow position. I have gone at least 3 winters without being able to defrost my front windows or warm our feet. Thank you so much for this video.
Will this work on scion 2014 scion tc
This is EXACTLY the explanation I was looking for! Many thanks- just did the repair on my 2009 corolla :))
How do you take the dash apart?
But you didn't show us how to get to it...
This exact thing happens to my 2010 Corolla constantly (I’ve had to rethread the wire probably 10 times now, meaning I’ve had to pull out the radio and AC assemblies every time). It looks like the wire is all mangled on one side which causes it to get loose easily. Anyone know a cheap/easy fix for this?
replace it with a new sub assembly
Thank you
I have a blown globe behind the knob. Is that easy to fix?
My recirculating button is not working it only lights up when I press it then it turns right back off. Is there a fuse to check for it? What should I do I can’t find much about it online
Where do I even find to buy this part because all I see is the whole panel and I don’t need to replace the whole thing just that knob
I have a problem. On my Yaris it does not go on the defrost when I turn the knob it just doesn’t turn all the way to the defrost option. It gets stuck on to the feet/defrost just above it. Does anyone know how to fix that. Thanks
Hey EJ - How did you fixed this issued? I have the same problem in my yaris. I would appreciate it if you get back to me at your earliest convenience. Many thanks
@@ashayan66 Iv still not fixed it. I did take out the whole middle bit out to see behind the dials and its connected to a silver wire all way round and it goes under the steering column and hides way under so couldn't actually find a way to fix it. You could buy the whole middle dial bit and check if that fixes it. You just have to disconnect the wire from the old dials and connect to the new one but thats 50/50
Would help if you showed how you opened it first. The same knob on my 2010 corolla is broken.
I'll check this on my kenworth, never thought of this, I was looking at the other end by the blower motor
Not sure if you’d be able to but I’m having the same issue and I wanted to see if you be able to make a video showing how you took apart the panel, or explain how to do it, never done stuff like this before
Talks too slow!
Great video!! You saved us lots of money. Thank you!
Hey my 2013 Corolla A.C randomly stopped working from 1 car start to the other. I've read the A.C control Switch may need to be replaced but I believe it is the A.C blower CABLES that need to he replaced. Any ideas?
I’ve been dealing with the airflow being stuck on defrost for over a year. You saved me from another southern California summer. Thank you!!!
😊lll
How did u fix it I switch button but still stuck on defrost
can you send me what the piece is called and where I could buy one please
Hello, I believe Toyota calls it: Toyota Mode Control Switch & Cable. Maybe on eBay, if not, contact Toyota.
Hey last time my wire was broken they changed while unit not only cable but now I have little issue my knob push to inward then it work should I change only knob because when I move toward different position it doesn’t not click a sound but it work change the air direction
Did the selections matched the position on the knob after reducing the cable lenght?
Im looking at a similar scenario with my hiace. Cable snapped, but also looks jammed/seized from the other end... anyone knows how to take them apart to change the cable or look for jams in the unit.. a diagram? I don't want to change everything just for a 15$ job..
And i was wondering if my wire is broken... Im i fucked? Can u do something so change that wire or...
,Thank you so much for this video. Your clear, straightforward instructions saved me far more than just time and money. It works perfectly for 2008 Toyota Auris #ZRE151L 55906D CABLE SUB-ASSY, HEATER CONTROL, NO.2 OEM part number 55906-0K010 toyota-europe.epc-data.com/auris/zre151l/2420/electric/8715/55906D/
Glad to find this but how did you get to that piece, you totally skipped how to take off the pieces to get to it.