07 Toyota Tundra Ac Magnetic Clutch Relay

Clutch wont engage with system pressure less then 10 psi.

07 toyota tundra ac magnetic clutch relay. Your problem is likely a failed air conditioning magnetic clutch relay. Turning the switch on and off usually corrected the problem. It is labeled MG CLT.

Nothing is marked either under the dash in the fuse block or under the hood in the large fuse box on the drivers side. Suffered thru the weekend looking for a a cheap replacement afraid of the 7900 relay that Toyota sells. The WhiteBlue wire goes back from the AC magnet clutch to the AC amplifier terminal 14.

You lost your refrigerent in the ac system. The contacts for this relay also turn on the blower so if the blower is working but the magnetic clutch is not pulling in the problem can not be the relay. Also clean or replace the cabin air filter located behind the glove box.

Same Day Shipping with No Minimum Purchase. Not sure if it is the cause of the symptoms you describe. With the mag Clutch relay removed i get about 95 volts from the terminals thats supposed to engage the relay only for about 3 seconds after ac button is depressed.

TWAC formally know as TWAT 69. You can test by swapping the relay in the fuse box with a similar one. The MGCLT relay is a micro design Four 4 male terminals and the plas casec.

Swap that relay with the horn relay and see if the clutch will engage on the AC compressor. The numbers are not on the engine from what I can see but the manual is very specific on this info. This relay is located in the fuse box along the driver side under the hood.