Pacs

Today all of a sudden the Driver vents are blowing out hot air and passenger vents still blow cold air. No codes, adjusting temp ****, no help all modes blow hot air on driver side. Is some baffel not opening or closing, New to Corvettes, no ideal where to start, Darn dual mode air... Any sugestions would be a great help... :(


[Modified by Pacs, 3:25 AM 9/23/2003]

Red Gump

sorry to tell ya but it's an internal part. very expensive at the dealership too from what I've heard. that happened to me and I recharged the system and it blows cold again but still isn't as cold as the passenger side. haven't had it fixed yet--I'm hoping there's a simple fix.

TexasRedZ06

Pacs,

There is a reset procedure that you can do that may work. An easier method may be to just disconnect the battery for 10mins.

Copied from a previous post:
Pull the 3 A/C fuses underhood and under passenger side kick panel (Underhood & Floorboard). Start Ignition & Actuator doors should reset. The internal air flow doors for the Left and Right vents of the Dual Zone unit are controlled by independent actuators. It is possible that somehow the actuator on one side got "confused". If you pull the fuse for the A/C unit and replug in, the A/C system will go through an initialization routine and move all internal actuator doors to their extreme Open and Closed positions in order to calibrate the limits. Once you put the fuses back in and turn the key to Start, let the system go through this process (you should hear the actuators doing their thing). Once that is complete, if you still have problems then likely the actuator on either side is bad and needs replaced.

YO-EL

INSIDE the left temp actuator, the gears need to be indexed over by 2 teeth. There is an internal TSB on this. The door is over closing, or going out of range. Tech will remove actuator (motor), open it up & adjust the gear teeth.

Until this is done, you will forever have intermittent problems on the drivers side...

it is NOT the actuator itself, it is NOT the control head....

Trust me bro.... :yesnod:


[Modified by indypace78, 6:40 PM 9/22/2003]

Pacs

Thanks for the info. I will try to reset, if not then off to the dealer I go.. :smash:

Pacs

Thanks for the Help..
I reset my PCM and now have cold air out all ducts.
This is a GREAT Site :seeya

YO-EL

Until you do what I said, you will still have intermittent problems..

It will occur again...

A loss of power, or re-setting the PCM will put the hvac in test mode where it recloses & opens the doors etc..

However once ther door is able to close out of range, you will forever , but intermittently, have that issue until the teeth are indexed 2 over..

Pacs

Thanks for that info indypace78. I guess off to the shop for a final solution.