Four Seasons 35874 Standard Relay

Great!!!! Worked fine, on my 2003 4RunnerDidn’t have any AC

Great price and worked great when my AC light started blinking in my Toyota Camry. AC is working just fine now.

my 2003 Toyota Corolla with 458,000 miles that runs like new still -I do all regular maintenance myself since new - treat it good and it treats us good :)AC started working intermittently lately, I took it to be checked as I am not super knowledgeable on AC unit repair process,the repair shop wanted to charge $800 (+) to look it over and re-charge the AC system as well as change out seals and compressor oilI decided to You tube possible issues and with YouTube recommendations bought this fuseThe AC works like a Champ again!

Chinese made but what do you want for 10th of the price. For a 2002 Camry who's symptom was blowing warm air and flashing a/c button light. Searched online for symptom and recommended a/c clutch relay replacement. OEM was $70 at least. Popped the old one out and put the new one in. Haven't had an issue with blowing warm air since.

I got tired of waiting for appointments...(Lexus is 45 minutes from my house, just ordering the part at Lexus was over $80.......the local Toyota dealer was booked for weeks, a local dude wanted to charge me $150 to walk through the door, and the tire place who added freon told me it is beyond what they do)......I researched online, installed it myself, (I'm older than dirt), saved a TON of money...........my a/c is cold again in my 20 year old Lexus..... I took a chance, I was successful, you can do this!

Installed in my 2007 4runner to replace the mg clt fuse to get my AC working again. Seemed to work for about a week and then my car broke down on a highway and I couldn’t understand why. I pull the fuse and voila magic, my ac doesn’t work but at least my car does without this thing. Don’t recommend this product to anyone who values safety over comfort.

Part was exactly as described online. And resolved my AC issue with no problems.

I bought this doohicky about a year and half ago after my Toyota Camry A/C began to act up. After an initial start, the A/C light would start blinking; there would be air blowing but it was not cooling. I know zero about car mechanics (other than how to change a tire and jump start the car) so I called the service department at the Toyota dealership who (if I remember correctly) said they'd charge me $150 just to do a diagnostic.I started Googling the problem and tried a few lower cost solutions I found, including changing the cabin air filter as suggested by one forum and changing a few fuses. That did not solve my problem. Then I found a solution which involved replacing this relay part. Toyota again quoted nearly $90 for the brand name part (not to mention labor costs), my local auto parts store catalog said $65 but I would have to wait several weeks for delivery. At the time, it never occurred to me that Amazon would sell auto parts. I ordered this for less than $13 on Amazon at that time, so I was a little suspicious of the price difference. In the end, now 18 months later, my car is still working fine and the A/C is good (touch wood). It's incredible what a little internet research can do!P.S. If you are squeamish about car mechanics, this is super easy to do on your own. This fuse is a little hard to remove (it sits very tightly in its slot) but it's ok to use a little force to pull it off to replace it with a new one. Even I did this without even chipping a nail!

Ordered this for my 2002 toyota camry for when the a/c quit working. No issues with this relay so far.

Works on my 2002 Camry replacing a broken horn relay. Works for AC as well. Fast shipping and product looks brand new.

There was a tiny no-go situation and I recalled those youtube videos about "only original parts should be used". Nah. You might need to unplug-plug the battery and it will revive your AC at once.

Worked fine. Delivery was on time as well.

Fit perfectly and great price