05-28-2008, 06:29 PM
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Wow that was fast. New relay just arrived from Partznet.
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04-02-2009, 07:42 AM
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Thread bump!!!
Hey those with the power, what is the chance of making this a sticky.
This problem will become more frequent as a lot more people with 03-04s get up there in mileage.
Thanks to all that posted on this problem!!!
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06-04-2009, 05:25 PM
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[i]Has anybody with the updated part number had the blinking A/C light problem at all? Is that new relay truly a permanent fix? [/B]
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I have an '07 with an intermittent blinking light. It happened a few weeks ago, but it quickly started working again. Then it happened again today.
I tried the "pavement banging fix" and it worked. I do have the current relay. I called the dealer and they want a $120 to diagnose the problem because "it could be something else possibly." He said something else could cause the blinking light. Is that true? Maybe...but I doubt it. I'll try a new relay and the diode first.
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08-24-2009, 07:47 PM
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Autozone has the 02022 replacement for $28
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Originally Posted by webshot
Update...
Went to the dealer Saturday and what do you know! The relay started working again along with my AC. They could not replicate the problem unless they pulled the relay from the fuse box. They had the new relay in stock so I just bought the thing. It was like $60. I threw it in my glove box incase I needed it.
For future reference(TSB EL011-05):
The relay that came with the car and is faulty is part number 90987-02022 and is white in color.
It is supposed to be replaced by the newer relay part number 90987-02028 and is grey in color.
This relay is found in the fuse box under the hood marked as "MG CLT". "MG CLT" is short for Magnetic Clutch.
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Every once in a while, the Internet redeems itself from all the nonsense and lowest-common-denominator information. This thread is one of those times. 118k on my '03 and today the blinking A/C light starts. Luckily just past the worst of our summers here in NC, but still hot enough to warrant fixing this (before I need the defogger). Sure enough, the MG CLT relay was the fail point. $28 bucks and a few minutes under the hood and she's running fine.
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08-24-2009, 08:02 PM
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Are you sure?
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Than Omron has five posts (a middle post on the right side, pin 4). The one out of my vehicle only had four posts. Does that socket in the fuse bank have the fifth slot (presumably unwired)? I can't recall from the 90 seconds I was under the hood.
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08-24-2009, 10:06 PM
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Originally Posted by afterhours
Every once in a while, the Internet redeems itself from all the nonsense and lowest-common-denominator information. This thread is one of those times. 118k on my '03 and today the blinking A/C light starts. Luckily just past the worst of our summers here in NC, but still hot enough to warrant fixing this (before I need the defogger). Sure enough, the MG CLT relay was the fail point. $28 bucks and a few minutes under the hood and she's running fine.
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But you spent too much!
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08-28-2009, 05:23 PM
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Thank you!!!
Hi all! This is my first and only post on these forums and I'd like to say thank you thank you thank you for this thread! I signed up for these forums JUST because of this thread. I don't even have a 4 runner, I have a 2002 Toyota Camry, and this exact problem happened with my car. I really can't believe that Toyota hasn't recalled this little relay considering the ridiculous amount of people that seem to have the same issue.
After some consideration and reading I decided my options were either 1) assume the relay is the problem and spend about $70 for that stupid little thing, or 2) bang the relay on the sidewalk and see if that would fix it. #2 won out! I smacked that little thing on the sidewalk and put it back in and sure enough my air condition is back! I seriously couldn't believe it. My Air Conditioner had been going in and out for over a year, and a couple months ago when I took the advice of this thread it just worked! My Air Conditioner only went out once since then and I did the same fix and sure enough it worked again. Knock on wood it'll keep working for awhile longer and hopefully for another few years until I get a new car. Either way, I'm thrilled that I managed to fix such a significant thing with such a ridiculous fix.
Thanks again everyone!
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11-11-2009, 11:06 PM
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My 03 Runner with 90,000 miles just started this ac blinking tonight. I was curious if this relay is a direct replacement?? I seems to have one extra "tab" sticking out of the bottom.
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11-12-2009, 08:55 PM
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repair ac flashing light 2003 4 runner
The ac relay will fix your problem if you need one I can tell you where you can get one for 24 dollars
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11-16-2009, 07:59 PM
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Thanks to yabedud for the relay info. I ordered two from Digi-Key and got them in two days. I did have to cut the middle "tab" off to make it fit but they work fine. Cant beat the price!!
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12-13-2009, 02:38 PM
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4-runner relay problem
I am a new member here and have the blinking AC light on my 03 4-runner sport. My problem is I am not sure what relay it is to replace, on my cover there is not a relay that says AC or anything like that, I have swapped all of the relays around with the fog light relay and still the light is blinking. Can anyone tell me if the AC relay is in the box under the hood where I am looking or is it somewhere else. Thanks for the help and I am sure I will be back asking other questions...
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12-13-2009, 03:48 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ddrumr32
I am a new member here and have the blinking AC light on my 03 4-runner sport. My problem is I am not sure what relay it is to replace, on my cover there is not a relay that says AC or anything like that, I have swapped all of the relays around with the fog light relay and still the light is blinking. Can anyone tell me if the AC relay is in the box under the hood where I am looking or is it somewhere else. Thanks for the help and I am sure I will be back asking other questions...
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12-13-2009, 04:00 PM
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If you need a relay save yourself some money and order a couple of these, RELAY AUTO SPDT MICRO ISO 12VDC - G8H-1C4T-R-DC12
You need to remove the extra middle pin, but they work fine and our very cheap!
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12-14-2009, 12:28 PM
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Thanks!!
Just want to thank drmorbius and jstutz101 for the quick help, I thought I checked all of the relays but obviously after "rechecking" the one that is the AC relay it now works, I appreciate the help and quick responses, I am sure I will be using this site for other things also. Great site!
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