Calentador A/C y controles para Toyota Tacoma

Toyota Tacoma A/C and Heater Controls

If you live in a particularly hot or cold climate, the A/C or heater in your Toyota Tacoma can play a huge role every time you get into your truck. If the A/C and heater controls in your truck stop working, you’ll need a way to quickly change the temperature in your vehicle. Investing in replacement A/C and heater controls for your Toyota Tacoma will allow you to do just that.

It’s easy to overlook broken knobs in your Toyota when the weather is ideal. When the temperature starts to drop or spike, not having the necessary controls can be quite inconvenient. The images and labels on your Toyota’s A/C and heating controls can fade away over time, leaving you to guess which knob is which. It would benefit the Toyota Tacoma owner to replace the knobs as soon as they are no longer functional or when they begin to show signs of wear and tear in order to avoid confusion.

• Clear labels: Instead of guessing what purpose each knob on the Tacoma serves, you can know for sure with clear images and labels.
• Manageable knobs: You won’t have to use some special technique to get the Toyota Tacomas knobs to work because they’ll already be functional.
• Ease of use: Being able to know what the knobs do and being confident that they will function properly will make using your Toyota trucks A/C and heating controls a walk in the park.

• Control panel: This is where you will find all of your images and labels. It clearly explains the function of each knob and the levels of intensity.
• Knobs: These allow you to easily and accurately adjust the temperature in your Tacoma truck according to the images on the control panel.

Heating and A/C control can be found in a number of different style types in your Toyota truck. This includes

• Plastic knobs: These will turn to adjust the control and may or may not be coated with rubber for extra grip. These are simple style controls that are relatively easy to install and replace and are intuitive to use.
• Slider bars: These controls move across from hot to cold and low to high fan speed.
• Touch screens: This kind of A/C control is most common in vehicles manufactured after 2010 but can be retrofitted into many different year and trim models.