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TOYOTA Air Conditioning and Climate Control – Course 752
Expansion
Valve
In the previous sections, we referred to the functions of the A/C
components. Here’s how each one works in closer detail.
The expansion valve receives liquid refrigerant from the high-pressure
components (compressor and receiver/drier). In order for the system to
develop pressure, the flow of refrigerant must be met with a restriction.
The expansion valve provides the needed restriction in the system. It
creates the difference between the high-pressure side of the system and
the low-pressure side.
Traditional
Expansion Valve
Controls amount of
refrigerant into
evaporator core.
Expansion
Valve
Condenser
Evaporator
Compressor
Receiver
-Drier*
A/C System
Components
*Built into
sub-cool condenser
on some models
Diaphragm
Chamber
Pr
essure
Spring
Equalizer Circuit
(for Internal Equalizer
Type)
Heat-
Sensing
Tube
Capillary Tube
Diaphragm
Valve
Inlet
Outlet
A/C System Components
Section 3
Fig. 3-1
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Fig. 3-2
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Page 1 - A/C System Components

3-1TOYOTA Air Conditioning and Climate Control – Course 752ExpansionValveIn the previous sections, we referred to the functions of the A/C components.

Page 2 - Expansion Valve

Section 3Some scroll compressors in Toyota vehicles contain a built-in oil separator.This chamber helps separate the compressor oil from the refrigera

Page 3 - Evaporator

A/C System ComponentsCompressorClutchA drive belt from the crankshaft pulley drives the compressor. Some systems use V-belts and some use a flat, mult

Page 4 - Interaction

Section 3The electromagnet allows A/C operation to be controlled by an electriccircuit. The compressor clutch relay is also controlled by a temperatur

Page 5 - Refrigerant Flow

A/C System Components3-13TOYOTA Air Conditioning and Climate Control – Course 752To reduce the overall length of the engine, accessories may be driven

Page 6 - Through-Vane

Section 33-14TOYOTA Technical TrainingIn order to condense hot refrigerant gas (vapor) from the compressor discharge port into a liquid, heat must tra

Page 7

A/C System Components3-15TOYOTA Air Conditioning and Climate Control – Course 752Many Toyota vehicles now use a sub-cool condenser that helps separate

Page 8 - Solenoid Valve

Section 33-16TOYOTA Technical TrainingThe outlet of the receiver-drier connects to a siphon tube that goes to thebottom of the container. This acts as

Page 9 - Operation

A/C System Components3-17TOYOTA Air Conditioning and Climate Control – Course 752PressureReliefDevicesFor safety, every pressurized system must have s

Page 10 - Scroll Compressor

Section 33-18TOYOTA Technical TrainingLines andHosesThere may be one or more pressure switches in the refrigerant lines.Current models use a Multipres

Page 11 - Compressor

A/C System Components3-19TOYOTA Air Conditioning and Climate Control – Course 752refrigerant changes. As a rule:•The high-pressurelines are smallestin

Page 12 - Limiter Pulley

Section 33-2TOYOTA Technical TrainingMost Toyota models now use a block-type expansion valve where both theevaporator inlet and outlet pass through th

Page 13 - Belt Protection

Section 33-20TOYOTA Technical TrainingA quick-disconnect type fitting uses a plastic clamp lock to connect thetube endings. This type of fitting has n

Page 14 - Condenser

A/C System Components3-21TOYOTA Air Conditioning and Climate Control – Course 752The effectiveness of the A/C system depends on removing heat as the h

Page 15 - Receiver

Section 33-22TOYOTA Technical TrainingElectric cooling fan systems were first used in transverse-mountedengines in front-wheel drive vehicles (the dri

Page 16 - Bookmarks

A/C System Components3-23TOYOTA Air Conditioning and Climate Control – Course 752• Refrigerant Pressure Switch. This switch normally monitors refriger

Page 17 - Pressure

Section 33-24TOYOTA Technical TrainingBased on the physics of heat transfer, an automotive A/C system workson these principles:•Heat is absorbed from

Page 18 - Multipressure

A/C System Components3-25TOYOTA Air Conditioning and Climate Control – Course 752ExitPrintNextBookmarksHome

Page 19 - Fittings

EvaporatorA/C System ComponentsThe action between the expansion valve and the evaporator is the key toheat transfer in the system. The evaporator is t

Page 20 - Quick-Disconnect

Section 3CompressorSince the evaporator surface temperature can be close to 32° F (0° C),there could be a problem in high humidity conditions when moi

Page 21 - Cooling Fans

A/C System ComponentsAn important difference between a compressor and a pump is that a compressor cannot pump liquids. Since liquids cannot be compres

Page 22 - Fan Circuit

crankshaft supported by ball bearings. Lubrication is provided by asplash from a sump in the compressor base. Construction of reciprocating compressor

Page 23 - A/C Blower

A/C System ComponentsThis valve prevents damaging the through-vanes or the reed valve (whichshould “see” only refrigerant gas) by allowing liquid oil

Page 24 - Refrigeration

Section 3The Variable Capacity swash-plate compressor uses a solenoid controlvalvethat opens and closes to adjust the low-pressure inlet to the compre

Page 25

A/C System ComponentsA Scroll Compressor is a spirally wound, fixed scroll and variable scrollthat form a pair. The fixed scroll is integrated with th

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