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Old 11-02-2009, 10:57 AM
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Default Low Side A/C Suction Fitting -- 2003 Camry V6 Engine

I will be charging someone's V6 Toyota Camry this evening. I have my manifold gauges and 134 canister, but have never looked under the hood. Does anyone know off the top of their head where the suction fitting is on that particular car?
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Here you go, helps to have the VIN:

http://www.toyodiy.com/parts/

I also have the entire worldwide Toyota Microcat parts and service system at my disposal at home...email me tonight if you need help or scans.
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Old 11-02-2009, 11:49 AM
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Thanks. Although some might say that if I can't find the low side fitting then I have no business charging the system to begin with... and they'd be right.
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Thanks. Although some might say that if I can't find the low side fitting then I have no business charging the system to begin with... and they'd be right.
Well, if its any consolation, there should be two gray plastic screw-on caps on the lines at the compressor, one marked with "L"and one with "H."

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Old 11-02-2009, 12:26 PM
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Well, if its any consolation, there should be two gray plastic caps on the lines at the compressor, one marked with "L"and one with "H."

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Well, I guess the "L" is for liquid, so I'll just hook it up to the other one then.
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Well, I guess the "L" is for liquid, so I'll just hook it up to the other one then.
Well its a hydraulic lifter engine, so you aren't even supposed to me messing with it in the first place.
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Old 11-02-2009, 12:46 PM
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Well its a hydraulic lifter engine, so you aren't even supposed to me messing with it in the first place.
I probably won't even be able to get the hood open.
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Still feeling a bit beaten down over the whole "real" versus "not real" thing, aren't you?
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Still feeling a bit beaten down over the whole "real" versus "not real" thing, aren't you?
I could of won that, too....
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I could of won that, too....
Baahaahaaaa. You caved too quick. Go drink a teaspoon of Brad Penn and you'll feel better, works for me every time.
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Baahaahaaaa. You caved too quick. Go drink a teaspoon of Brad Penn and you'll feel better, works for me every time.
That's not a bad idea.
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El,

Any new updates on your vibration problem?
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Any new updates on your vibration problem?
Nope. I am going to let Mr. Side Oiler use his muscles to solve it for me.
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The answer is over at ClubCamry.com!!!
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The answer is over at ClubCamry.com!!!
Well, the correct answer is "on the passenger side, close up against the firewall, about a foot down from the top of the engine."
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