Heat
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I only have heat when the **** is all the way on 82, I have auto climate. When I put it on anything else on the heat side it blows cold or the temperature of the outside temp. Could this be a bad blower motor? If not what could it be?
#2
Does the blower motor respond to all of the fan settings?
Could be a problem with the control of the temp door. If that is the case, it mostlikely is a problem with the ATC (automatic temperature control) headunit itself. If you have a junkyard close, I would see if they have an ATC headunit same as yours and swap that in.
Could be a problem with the control of the temp door. If that is the case, it mostlikely is a problem with the ATC (automatic temperature control) headunit itself. If you have a junkyard close, I would see if they have an ATC headunit same as yours and swap that in.
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yea no matter what speed setting it blows cold until I put it on heat all the way. I'll go get a new ATC unit
#4
I would not get a "new" one as I cannot say (from my seat) that the ATC is definitely at fault.
Looking into it a little deeper...
First, try disconnecting the control head. Once it is reconnected, it should run through its actuator tests. It may just be the temperature door out of calibration and a reset of the system could fix it.
This also could be caused by a plugged or otherwise not functioning interior temperature sensor.
The temperature door is driven by an electronic stepper motor on top of the HVAC housing.
It is also possible that your A/C system is cycling and the heater core is not producing enough heat to warm the air sufficiently until the temperature door closes (which is what happens when you move it to max heat).
Looking into it a little deeper...
First, try disconnecting the control head. Once it is reconnected, it should run through its actuator tests. It may just be the temperature door out of calibration and a reset of the system could fix it.
This also could be caused by a plugged or otherwise not functioning interior temperature sensor.
The temperature door is driven by an electronic stepper motor on top of the HVAC housing.
It is also possible that your A/C system is cycling and the heater core is not producing enough heat to warm the air sufficiently until the temperature door closes (which is what happens when you move it to max heat).
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When I said new I meant new, it's a used part but it's still new to me.
I did a little researching and found that maybe cleaning the temperature sensors would help? I know of the one above the drivers door, and I think I saw one in the middle vents too. How do I go about doing this I know I have to take the dash apart and stuff but how do I reset the system? Unplug the control head turn truck on then plug it back in? then turn the truck back on so it can go through the tests?
I only get heat on max heat no matter how long I'm driving for could be when my I first start my truck or it could be when I'm at operating temp.
ORIGINAL: swartlkk
First, try disconnecting the control head. Once it is reconnected, it should run through its actuator tests. It may just be the temperature door out of calibration and a reset of the system could fix it.
This also could be caused by a plugged or otherwise not functioning interior temperature sensor.
The temperature door is driven by an electronic stepper motor on top of the HVAC housing.
First, try disconnecting the control head. Once it is reconnected, it should run through its actuator tests. It may just be the temperature door out of calibration and a reset of the system could fix it.
This also could be caused by a plugged or otherwise not functioning interior temperature sensor.
The temperature door is driven by an electronic stepper motor on top of the HVAC housing.
ORIGiNAL: swartlkk
It is also possible that your A/C system is cycling and the heater core is not producing enough heat to warm the air sufficiently until the temperature door closes (which is what happens when you move it to max heat).
It is also possible that your A/C system is cycling and the heater core is not producing enough heat to warm the air sufficiently until the temperature door closes (which is what happens when you move it to max heat).
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