NewYall AC A/C Compressor Flow Sensor for Toyota Sienna 2011-2016 Toyota Sienna 2011-2016 Highlander 2011-2013 Avalon 2013-2017 Avalon 2013-2017 GS350 2013-2015 ES350 2013-2016

Perfect fit and fixed my 2012 Outback. $15 for a simple part that Subaru does not supply, they will only sell a complete compressor for $$$$$.

Fixed my 2012 sienna ac clutch not engaging problem

Inexpensive fix for an AC that wasn't working on my RAV4. Disconnect the wire connector to the defective unit, connect the new one, then zip-tie the new one to the fluid line going into the compressor. Worked a treat. Saved me a couple of hundred for a new compressor and service.

I just finished changing it out. It took more time to get the old one out than putting in the new one. I recommend spraying with lubricant oil to help loosen it up. It fits perfectly. It would be better if a new snap ring was included but the old one works just fine with a little sanding off of the corrosion. This saved me over $3000 for repairs at the shop. Great value for sure!

Installing was difficult because of location and hand room but was just like the Toyota sensor. Toyota does not sale the part but replace compressor is their recommendation at $2000+

Had a Toyota Sienna that wouldn't turn on the compressor, but it could be commanded on with a scanner. Looked at the flow rate in the live data, it was out of spec (I forget the specs). Put this bad boy on there and the computer was happy again. What a completely idiotic design. "Let's add complexity to the system to make it objectively worse." At least the fix was cheap.

Item didn't work and I don't have time to waste returning it .

Bought it because the a/c on my 2015 Sienna stopped blowing cold air. I figured it was inexpensive enough m, so I tried it. It was a pain to remove the old one, but once it was out it was a breeze. Although I feel it helped it needed to be combined with another part in order to make the compressor work properly. The value was right and the performance, just as anticipated.

Todo estuvo excelente

Toyota does not sell a replacement AC Flow Sensor. My local garage quoted CAD$1,600 plus labour for a new compressor since they couldn't get the part from Toyota, and the dealership quoted $1,700. After searching various forums I found this part. Spending $50 saved me well over $2,000 once you include labour and taxes. This fixed the issue. We'll see how long the part lasts. Even if I had to buy one each year, it will still work out waaaay cheaper.