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automatic A/C -heat control
the climate control in my 2004 tahoe does not work in automatic - whenever you select automatic it will only blow cold air - the A/c compressor runs and cold air comes out- you have to switch it to manual and select the temp to 90 degrees to make the heat work. I have replaced the climate control - control board ( the one in the dash with the knobs and selector switches and screen ) this did not fix my problem - I have been told it is an actuator or a blend door control or a climate control resistor, I called the chevy place and they said there is no listing for a climate control resistor. but how can it be an actuator if it will work when you turn it to 90 degrees. I really dont understand how to fix or troubleshoot this problem thx for any help you can give
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Don, Have you checked with a
Don, Have you checked with a dealer for a TSB?
no I havent - but I will and
no I havent - but I will and a big thx for the info, Im lost and this really helps out- thx again
Don, It's not the actuator.
Don,
It's not the actuator. It's the actuator motor. It works manually because (in effect) what you're doing by changing the temperature manually is the job of the motor. Right there is no resistor. Also Pete is right about a TSB. Off the top of my head I think it's number 03-01-39-008, but you should check with a dealer to be sure.
Ok thx alot for the info -
Ok thx alot for the info - Im gonna get right on this thx again for your help!!
You got it Don. Anytime
You got it Don. Anytime buddy. Stay in touch and let us know how it goes?