Digital Climate Control
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Burning Brakes
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From: Germantown TN
Digital Climate Control
I tried to search for the answer but couldn't find what I was looking for. Well my digital display for the climate control isn't working at all. I'm not exactly sure if it is just burnt out or a fuse. Also I can't keep the tire sensor light off. The sensors have been removed.
Race Director
Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Lake Havasu City, AZ
Is it dead or dim?
check itout tonight.
If dim it can be repaireed.
Many here have done it themsleves with a soldering iron
try searching in C5 tech use key words Dim, HVAC,cold solder,
I sent mine out for repair Less than $50 with a 5 year guarantee
CF member mandigital ( David Ruberg)
e-mail digitalguy_1@charter.net
Re the tire sensors... You are out of luck.
the early (pre-'01) system cannot be turned off.
If you do not want the light you have to install new sensors.
check itout tonight.
If dim it can be repaireed.
Many here have done it themsleves with a soldering iron
try searching in C5 tech use key words Dim, HVAC,cold solder,
I sent mine out for repair Less than $50 with a 5 year guarantee
CF member mandigital ( David Ruberg)
e-mail digitalguy_1@charter.net
Re the tire sensors... You are out of luck.
the early (pre-'01) system cannot be turned off.
If you do not want the light you have to install new sensors.
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Burning Brakes
Joined: May 2003
Posts: 990
Likes: 0
From: Germantown TN
Is it dead or dim?
check itout tonight.
If dim it can be repaireed.
Many here have done it themsleves with a soldering iron
try searching in C5 tech use key words Dim, HVAC,cold solder,
I sent mine out for repair Less than $50 with a 5 year guarantee
CF member mandigital ( David Ruberg)
e-mail digitalguy_1@charter.net
Re the tire sensors... You are out of luck.
the early (pre-'01) system cannot be turned off.
If you do not want the light you have to install new sensors.
check itout tonight.
If dim it can be repaireed.
Many here have done it themsleves with a soldering iron
try searching in C5 tech use key words Dim, HVAC,cold solder,
I sent mine out for repair Less than $50 with a 5 year guarantee
CF member mandigital ( David Ruberg)
e-mail digitalguy_1@charter.net
Re the tire sensors... You are out of luck.
the early (pre-'01) system cannot be turned off.
If you do not want the light you have to install new sensors.
Ah thanks a ton for his info! I can't see any display whatsoever on the HVAC. I guess I will need him to fix it but I don't wanna be without heat for days!
Burning Brakes
Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 976
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From: Lincoln NE
FIx it yourself
i fixed mine... took about an hour... i take my time..
http://www.regalgs.org/climate.htm
the pictures dont' appear to be working... but once you get in you should be able to figure it out... otherwise i'm sure someone else has pics.
http://www.regalgs.org/climate.htm
the pictures dont' appear to be working... but once you get in you should be able to figure it out... otherwise i'm sure someone else has pics.
Racer
Joined: Aug 2000
Posts: 365
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From: Northern NJ
any idea how much a "new" unit might cost? Any deals through the forum? I repaired mine once as desribed in this thread, now failing agian after six months. Not sure if worth reopening and trying again or just replace with a new unit.
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Le Mans Master
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From: Galloway Twp. NJ
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I tried to search for the answer but couldn't find what I was looking for. Well my digital display for the climate control isn't working at all. I'm not exactly sure if it is just burnt out or a fuse. Also I can't keep the tire sensor light off. The sensors have been removed.
searched "climate control" and found this link in about 5sec.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...limate+control
fix it yourself........
Racer
Joined: Aug 2000
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From: Northern NJ
searched "climate control" and found this link in about 5sec.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...limate+control
fix it yourself........
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...limate+control
fix it yourself........
...as I mentioned...I did this routine 6 months ago...worked fine for six months now failing again...not sure worth doing it again...maybe just replace it....
Le Mans Master
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From: Galloway Twp. NJ
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maybe you should try to solder it one more time, it's a lot cheaper than buying a new one!
Racer
Joined: Aug 2000
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From: Northern NJ
Yup, you're probably right, maybe give it another try. BUT...if a "new" replacement was around $150ish I ight opt to go for the replcement. Only reason I wouldn't buy a Good/Used unit is it might be just as prone to failure as my current unit. Guess there's no guarantee's a New/New might not fail in time as well. Hate to sound negative but not a good statement about GM/Delphi electonics...
Thanks for the advice and comments...
Buy the way...Happy and Healthy New Year!
...Bob.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Nov 2000
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From: Galloway Twp. NJ
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Yup, you're probably right, maybe give it another try. BUT...if a "new" replacement was around $150ish I ight opt to go for the replcement. Only reason I wouldn't buy a Good/Used unit is it might be just as prone to failure as my current unit. Guess there's no guarantee's a New/New might not fail in time as well. Hate to sound negative but not a good statement about GM/Delphi electonics...
Thanks for the advice and comments...
Buy the way...Happy and Healthy New Year!
...Bob.
Thanks for the advice and comments...
Buy the way...Happy and Healthy New Year!
...Bob.
Racer
Joined: Aug 2000
Posts: 365
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From: Northern NJ
Need to re-solder the eight(I believe there are eight) tiny resistors. They may be fimly attached but some may have what is known as a cold-solder-joint. Do not conduct eletricity properly. As the instructions express, just quickly touch the soldering iron to each joint.
For what its worth, I ended up replacing my control unit today with a new unit. As explained in earlier post, my unit began to flash(al the lights and the display) and wouldn't stop. Tried everything...gave up and purcahsed a new unit today. Put it in tonight and all's well.
Good luck with your efforts...
