When I turn the heat on the ac clutch stays engaged, ideas?
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Well I did google it but I missed that link, I think it was early in this thread too. Im not as good as you at that google thing lol, but I did go to their website and got confused.
What little motor are you talking about? I believe my problem is the switch but it could be the heater treater problem.
I'm lost I'll give another description of what's going on. When I put it on floor and feet vents without ac, it turns off the ac compressor and pumps out luke warm air no matter where that blue and red switch is. I flushed my heater core and it ran fine both ways. Ac works great with no problems to speak of. Sorry for being so dumb with this stuff but this is my first time dealing with ac/heat issues and I don't feel like taking it to someone who makes 14x more than me lol. Thanks
What little motor are you talking about? I believe my problem is the switch but it could be the heater treater problem.
I'm lost I'll give another description of what's going on. When I put it on floor and feet vents without ac, it turns off the ac compressor and pumps out luke warm air no matter where that blue and red switch is. I flushed my heater core and it ran fine both ways. Ac works great with no problems to speak of. Sorry for being so dumb with this stuff but this is my first time dealing with ac/heat issues and I don't feel like taking it to someone who makes 14x more than me lol. Thanks
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The little **** in the dash (temp control) suggests to the funny little motor where it needs to park the blend door. (the part that actually influences how much air flows thru either the evap core for the a/c, or the heater core, for, oddly enough... heat. If the coupler breaks, the door either gets stuck in one position, or, flaps around in there, and completely ignores what the temp **** is suggesting. The little motor feller gets confused, and turns to far, and then just stops working altogether. Part of the procedure for installing the heatertreater (the little coupler), is re-indexing the little motor, so that things work the way they are supposed to again.
Clear as Mud?
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