driver side air warm passenger cold
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1st Gear
Joined: Aug 2007
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driver side air warm passenger cold
i read tread about taking actuator out and turning gear counter clockwise two clicks
took actuator out and apart.big gear was broken.bought new actuator
and installed it .
was before geting dtc codes b0367h-b0338hc-& b0361h
now driver side is still not as cold as passenger side & iam getting
dtc code b0338hc
help anybody!!!!!!
took actuator out and apart.big gear was broken.bought new actuator
and installed it .
was before geting dtc codes b0367h-b0338hc-& b0361h
now driver side is still not as cold as passenger side & iam getting
dtc code b0338hc
help anybody!!!!!!
Pro
Joined: Jun 2007
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From: Joppa AL
Sounds like you're down to the easy stuff. B0338=Inside air temp open. It measures the temp inside the cockpit. Located on the dash near your right knee when driving. Covered by a small plastic piece with slits in it. Just remove the lower dash panel and replace it. Not an expensive part. HTH
Burning Brakes
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tintman,
I think you have 2 seperate problems. The actuators are out of sequence and the open inside air temp sensor.
Did you resequence the actuators after you installed the new one? There are 2 ways to do this - Pull the positive battery cable off and hold it to the ground lead, and when you reconnect it you will hear the actuators cycle a few times to get properly sequenced. The other way is from the service manual - pull fuse #27 from the fuse panel in the pass. footwell, and then re-install it.
I have what seems to be the same problem you had - pass. side cold, drivers side warm. I sent you a p/m asking for help.
Thanks,
Doug
I think you have 2 seperate problems. The actuators are out of sequence and the open inside air temp sensor.
Did you resequence the actuators after you installed the new one? There are 2 ways to do this - Pull the positive battery cable off and hold it to the ground lead, and when you reconnect it you will hear the actuators cycle a few times to get properly sequenced. The other way is from the service manual - pull fuse #27 from the fuse panel in the pass. footwell, and then re-install it.
I have what seems to be the same problem you had - pass. side cold, drivers side warm. I sent you a p/m asking for help.
Thanks,
Doug
