I have only hot air coming out of the rear ac in our 2004 chevy tahoe. Is this the correct part? If not do you have any suggestions?
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A failed actuator would blow hot air from AC or cold air from heater. I had the opposite symptom as yours, but it also made a constant tapping noise. So, look for other symptoms such as noise to pin point the location of the actuator. You could also use an auto code scanner to troubleshoot it. I would also make sure that the AC fuse is working. Then take the fuse out and put back in to reset the module.
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I don't think it does, as I added a 2004 Tahoe to my car list and it said that this part does not fit that vehicle. Best to check with a Chevy mechanic to get a part number.
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Yes it worked for me just fine. Better fit than the original. A/C working fine now!
86662
I had the same issue and had to replace the AC adapter. I bought a universal one at Best Buy made by dynex that did the truck and cleared it right up.
1795133
Had just the opposite in my 2002 GMC Sierra (running lean) ran great for about two months after replacing.....then intake manifold blew out....are you having to put in anti freeze every so often? this was a common problem with GMC and Chevrolet..traded my truck..too expensive to repair and 11 years of Pennsylvania weather began to take a toll......
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not completely sure, but if your tahoe was manufactured late 2003 like my early 2004 silverado, and was an LS model most likely its the same relay. if one is able to remove the stock one from behind the driver side cover on the dash by reaching up from under the dash, because the relay is plugged into the back of the board, you could cross-reference the number with this part. the relay fits very tight and takes some working back and forth to get it loose, small hands are recommended, because the area under there is pretty small.
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Yes, it will. The Avalanche, Suburban, and Tahoe share a majority of their parts in common. You'll also need to buy ACDelco part #19257603 (electrical plug adapter), which I also needed for my 2007 Chevy Tahoe. I used some extra zip ties to secure the hoses and wires. The vent filter was a little difficult to attach, as it goes behind the fuel filler area so that it is up and away from water and dirt when driving, especially in the rain. It didn't come with installation instructions, but I found a really good video on YouTube here: 2007 Suburban P0449: http://youtu.be/w1ZbKIGlojA It's relatively easy. Longest part is getting out your jack, cranking down the spare, and reversing the process when you have replaced the part. Disconnect the battery when you get started so the trouble code gets cleared. Once you have the new parts installed, connect the battery and start it up. If no code after a couple minutes, shut it down and Jack your spare back up. Enjoy a cold beer knowing you saved hundreds on parts and labor at the dealer!
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I installed mine during a new build. Works well, heat checks are steady. Since there are no metal parts through which the coolant passes break down ought to be minimal.
655704
Hi there. Your front fan should be blowing cooler air in. That is as long as your fan in the back is blowing the warmer air out. Hope that helps
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Depending on the control system in your vehicle. Assuming the Tahoe model is similar to an SLT, this should work fine. This part resolved all of the AC issues my vehicle was having with temp and fan. I had ordered a new controller, and anticipated having to replace an actuator. That was not the case, this relay did the trick. An FYI there are several screws holding on the cover, one is located in the middle and tough to re install.
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It is more likely the fan motor or switch. Usually when this goes out you will have no fan at all, or it will only work on high speed.I would recommend testing your truck with a multi-meter before ordering parts. Check to see if you have power coming to the fan motor and switch, and you should be able to determine what part(s) you need by process of elimination.
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Make sure that the venting is correct. The combustion air and the exhaust are both in the top vent. What is the error code that is displayed when it cuts out? Was it installed by a professional?
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Hello Beth, I am using it for a Chevy Tahoe, but for this car it's actually al little bit too big. With a little wind it comes off the car pretty fast. Perhaps wind in Holland is different ;-)
1037512
Sorry to hear that they screwed up your order. Lets hope everything will be ok. They are good A/C's. I had purchased 2 12,000 units for rest of the house since they are 110/120 and not 240. The units were originally Air Temp made by Chrysler. I was trying to locate Air Temp but it kept coming up SPT. I guess they merged companies.
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This part can cause this too. It also can cause the fan not to come on at all, it just depends. This is a problem with the vehicles that uses it. It is just a bad set up. The new part can also cause the same problem. It all depends on air flow.
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I own a 2001 Tahoe LT and it wasn't a direct fit. As my original silencer was 1 in and 2 out of the silencer. So I had to cut and sold the exhaust to make it 1 on 1. Check yours first. It sounds great!!! I am very happy anyway.
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Was the unit installed by you or an air conditioner professional? Did you do the wiring or have and electrician do the wiring? I would call the person (s) who did the installation and report the problem, if you installed I would recommend calling in the experts. There could be serious issues with the installation if not done properly and you don't want an electrical short. If it's the unit call Amazon.
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http://chevroletforum.com/forum/tahoe-suburban-25/rear-park-assist-sensors-replacement-37778/