Simon Scott
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Hello,
I recently purchased a 2000 landcruiser with 200,000 on it. Its in incredibly good shape for the year and overall I'm happy with my purchase.
Since owning it, I have had to replace the rear pads, rotors and starter motor and have all the fluids redone.
Prior to the starter motor fix at Findley Toyota in Flagstaff ($900+) - wow - the AC which was blowing nice and cold is now blowing warm. The service manager there is not convinced it is their fault or responsibility to fix it.
As a non-mechanical person, I don't know what to think. Does anyone here have insight as to the event? Could it be purely a coincidence? Or, could it be that the replacement of the starter motor could have affected the AC?
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Simon
I recently purchased a 2000 landcruiser with 200,000 on it. Its in incredibly good shape for the year and overall I'm happy with my purchase.
Since owning it, I have had to replace the rear pads, rotors and starter motor and have all the fluids redone.
Prior to the starter motor fix at Findley Toyota in Flagstaff ($900+) - wow - the AC which was blowing nice and cold is now blowing warm. The service manager there is not convinced it is their fault or responsibility to fix it.
As a non-mechanical person, I don't know what to think. Does anyone here have insight as to the event? Could it be purely a coincidence? Or, could it be that the replacement of the starter motor could have affected the AC?
Any insight would be greatly appreciated.
Simon