Custom Fit Sun Shade for the Yaris Liftback

[tomato]

By the way, that reminds me, does anybody else thinks the A/C in the Yaris is a bit weak when the heat gets over 90F or is it just my Yaris? Just curious.

[*MAD DOG*]

Originally Posted by tomato

By the way, that reminds me, does anybody else thinks the A/C in the Yaris is a bit weak when the heat gets over 90F or is it just my Yaris? Just curious.

I agree with your statement. There is a way to overcome this problem, I find that if you put in premium fuel the AC works better on hot days.

[gokartride]

Originally Posted by tomato

anybody else thinks the A/C in the Yaris is a bit weak when the heat gets over 90F

Not me...I've been quite impressed w/ the AC.

[EasyDriver]

Originally Posted by tomato

By the way, that reminds me, does anybody else thinks the A/C in the Yaris is a bit weak when the heat gets over 90F or is it just my Yaris? Just curious.

It was 94 degrees here in southern Michigan yesterday so I ran the air. It was only a short trip or two so that might have had a bearing on it. Felt like it was only cool, not cold! I got the car in Aug 08 and I thought it was weak then as well!!!

[maryinredding]

Here in Redding, it has been past 100 degrees for a few days now. I find that the A/C keeps up with even that high of a temperature. It may take a few minutes when you first get in the car and start it up, but it quickly cools the cabin down to a comfortable temp. I usually turn the fan on full blast and open the window and then when the coolness starts, close the window and turn the fan down to a 2. Works for me.

[yaris-me]

Originally Posted by tomato

By the way, that reminds me, does anybody else thinks the A/C in the Yaris is a bit weak when the heat gets over 90F or is it just my Yaris? Just curious.

Having a sun shade makes a big difference. I had an old red Stanza that the AC didn't get cold. I would leave work on a hot afternoon and it wouldn't blow cool air until it was almost 25 mins. Rather than paying to have the AC changed, I bought a sun shade. It worked. The AC started blowing cool air after two blocks and cold air after 10 mins.

If you prevent the interior from heating up, the AC doesn't have to work so hard.

[*MAD DOG*]

Originally Posted by yaris-me

Having a sun shade makes a big difference. I had an old red Stanza that the AC didn't get cold. I would leave work on a hot afternoon and it wouldn't blow cool air until it was almost 25 mins. Rather than paying to have the AC changed, I bought a sun shade. It worked. The AC started blowing cool air after two blocks and cold air after 10 mins.

If you prevent the interior from heating up, the AC doesn't have to work so hard.

Tinted windows help too.