Can someone explain this code??
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Le Mans Master
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From: 2007 Nat'l Corvette Challenge 11.50 index Champ. New Jersey
Can someone explain this code??
It's under 99HVAC. Code B0367 Right Actuator feedback open. I cleared it once & it came back under history.
Thanks!
Ron
Thanks!
Ron
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Le Mans Master
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From: 2007 Nat'l Corvette Challenge 11.50 index Champ. New Jersey
Originally Posted by Geneus
ttt...help the brother out! 
Thanks Don!
Where are all of the techies??? Maybe I should have included a poll for who looks back at their car after they lock it up, or one of these other silly threads that gets 3000 views & 300 posts to them...
Ron
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From: Insane Diego Kalifonya Baby
[QUOTE=Geneus]Ron,
Time to go over you "know where and post this"...someone there will know.
[/QUOTE
Where are you talking about I'm getting the same code for the left side???
Time to go over you "know where and post this"...someone there will know.
[/QUOTEWhere are you talking about I'm getting the same code for the left side???
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Le Mans Master
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From: 2007 Nat'l Corvette Challenge 11.50 index Champ. New Jersey
[QUOTE=VLVETTE]
Z06vette.com.
Originally Posted by Geneus
Ron,
Time to go over you "know where and post this"...someone there will know.[/QUOTE
Where are you talking about I'm getting the same code for the left side???
Time to go over you "know where and post this"...someone there will know.
[/QUOTEWhere are you talking about I'm getting the same code for the left side???
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Le Mans Master
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From: 2007 Nat'l Corvette Challenge 11.50 index Champ. New Jersey
Originally Posted by Geneus
Gee, Ron...an HVAC code. Maybe our resident expert racer (and part time HVAC engineer) Yo-El would know. 
Maybe our resident expert racer (and part time HVAC engineer) Yo-El would know. 
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Dr Ron. Give this a try. It won't cost you anything and sometimes it will clear the problem.
Quote from another post...
have this happen to me everytime I disconnect the battery. Once I have the battery connected I turn the key on, HVAC off, pull the fuse for the HVAC (I think it is #27), wait a couple of seconds, replace the fuse, and clear the codes in the DIC. I think the loose connection when replacing the battery cable makes the HVAC go nuts. This resets the HVAC and away you go.
Quote from another post...
have this happen to me everytime I disconnect the battery. Once I have the battery connected I turn the key on, HVAC off, pull the fuse for the HVAC (I think it is #27), wait a couple of seconds, replace the fuse, and clear the codes in the DIC. I think the loose connection when replacing the battery cable makes the HVAC go nuts. This resets the HVAC and away you go.
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Le Mans Master
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From: 2007 Nat'l Corvette Challenge 11.50 index Champ. New Jersey
Originally Posted by Threed
Dr Ron. Give this a try. It won't cost you anything and sometimes it will clear the problem.
Quote from another post...
have this happen to me everytime I disconnect the battery. Once I have the battery connected I turn the key on, HVAC off, pull the fuse for the HVAC (I think it is #27), wait a couple of seconds, replace the fuse, and clear the codes in the DIC. I think the loose connection when replacing the battery cable makes the HVAC go nuts. This resets the HVAC and away you go.
Quote from another post...
have this happen to me everytime I disconnect the battery. Once I have the battery connected I turn the key on, HVAC off, pull the fuse for the HVAC (I think it is #27), wait a couple of seconds, replace the fuse, and clear the codes in the DIC. I think the loose connection when replacing the battery cable makes the HVAC go nuts. This resets the HVAC and away you go.
Thanks!
Ron