Help Me Please! Climate Control Problem!
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Help Me Please! Climate Control Problem!
Please somebody help me! LOL, i have a problem with my climate control. The blower fan speed always operates at high speed, no matter what the display on the climate control is set at. Once and awhile the fan will go down to the proper speed, but only for a short time. If anyone has heard of this or has any ideas, please contact me. email: bigpoppapumpjml@hotmail.com
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Originally Posted by cal9126
search, its been covered i think..........
if not are you sure your not on auto and have the temp. selector all the way to left or right???????/
if not are you sure your not on auto and have the temp. selector all the way to left or right???????/
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first look at what controls it... the ****. remove the **** and test it for resistance and functionality V/S resistance as you rotate it. Also, see if the control will work manually without the ****.
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Originally Posted by BillTSC300
I am having the same problem with mine, I am going to take it apart and see what I can find. Did you ever find the problem?
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Originally Posted by 933005spd
What are the results of the tests OLT suggested?
Also, did you confirm the brain is original, like suggested in the other thread? That does cause known issues.
Also, did you confirm the brain is original, like suggested in the other thread? That does cause known issues.
I dont really know how to check the brain, it appears to match, but dont know for sure.
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Does the fan speed change if your in manual more often? It may actually be the temp sensor like OLT mentioned for another thread. I am more inclined to think temp sensor or the relay, before the brain.
What year is your coupe and where in IL are you?
I have a spare fully functional 92 brain which you can try - no lcd front attached, but it is plug and play. Plenty of threads abound on how to take it apart.
Im in Terre Haute IN
Geez, this town is the pits... anyway.
What year is your coupe and where in IL are you?
I have a spare fully functional 92 brain which you can try - no lcd front attached, but it is plug and play. Plenty of threads abound on how to take it apart.
Im in Terre Haute IN
Geez, this town is the pits... anyway.
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Bad power transistor is the most likely problem
Bad power transistor is the most likely problem
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Originally Posted by nasc300
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Bad power transistor is the most likely problem
Bad power transistor is the most likely problem
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Originally Posted by O. L. T.
first look at what controls it... the ****. remove the **** and test it for resistance and functionality V/S resistance as you rotate it. Also, see if the control will work manually without the ****.
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Originally Posted by 0l33l
The AC **** does not use resistance - the volume one does.