My is a 1999 silverado 1500 blowing only hot air is the actuator the one under the dash passenger side ?
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Is it only blowing hot air on the driver or passenger side? There is 2 Actuators if I am not mistaken and depending on which one it is will depend on which one to change... I heard a "click" before it started blowing hotter than hades air on the drivers side.
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Your location(s) depends on the type of heating system you have. Dual zone or single, automatic or manual. It's is best to look on you tube. Mine had 5 actuators and 2 were bad.
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Yes, you can try manually unplug wire cable that connect to door actuator then use screwdriver rotate opposite way, then turn on ac you will feel the cold air.good luck
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Yes ... lower left passenger side. I replaced the Air Door Actuator (Blend Door in common terms) with this item about 1 year ago. Has worked great ever since, no more freezing in Michigan Winters. Apparently this design item was known to be a problem after product so no surprise it failed. Really easy to replace.
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Temp sensor isn't part of the fan. Temp sensor was located on the block on my ATV, which is what I used this for. Fan consists of a motor and a lead to connect to your wiring.
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It's located under the dash. There is a black housing covering it. There are 3 screws holding the housing on. All you need is an 8mm socket and a 1/4" ratchet and it'll come right off. Make sure your temp is set to the middle because that is where the new actuator is set
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I don't think so. I don't have the car anymore but if you tell me the problem you are having I can help. If it's an idol problem like it's sticking in between gears, go with a mass airflow sensor because it is not the idol, the car is starving for air leaning out. New plugs gapped do also.
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Hi Graziela, I had this problem as well I took the car to the dealership and after troubleshooting it turned out to be an error from the mass airflow sensor. They told me it was no big deal and they reset the error codes for me. If your car is still under warranty I suggest taking it to the dealership so they can fix that for you, if not, you can take your car to an AutoZone and they can clear those codes for you for free.
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It is for the ones with digital temp comtrol. It's just the controller not the blower motor. Looks different than the old one but it fits and works
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It would depend on what's not working. On a Silverado at least the temp actuator is at the bottom if its a single temp control and the drivers side temp actuator is at the bottom of the heater box in a dual temp control version. The passenger temp actuator is at the top of the box in a dual setup. The actuator on the right side of the box controls the recirc door and the actuator on the left side controls the vent modes.
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I'm not sure I can answer that question based on the information you have given me. The one I replaced resolved an issue I was having. Which was, air blowing out all vents. There is only one actuator that controls that. And, in my truck it's located under the dash but just above the gas pedal.. Took me about 45 minutes to change it out. it's not hard to do, just time consuming. What you may want to do, is.. depending on your vehicle. find a forum that is specific to that vehicle. Join up and ask them questions. Generally speaking they are more than happy to help answer questions as long as they are specific. Hope that helps.
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i purchased this actuator for the cabin air door that switches back and forth between letting in outside air and recirculating the inside air. The actuator is in the top PASSENGER SIDE of the truck dash behind the air bag.
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No problem if you sit behind.. the hot airflow is towards front. Air intake is from side and hot air blows out from the front vents.
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2009 2008 Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD 6.6L V8 Diesel OHV Turbo6.0L V8 Gas OHV 1 Front Left Door Lock Actuator Motor
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I mounted it behind the bumper on a '93 S-10 and it didn't have enough airflow. I mounted a 7" fan to it and it worked great for three years until it was damaged by road debris. I'm going to replace it and put on a shield to protect it.
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The Idle Air Control Valve Actuator that I ordered has been working fine I have not had a problem with my car idle in up and down any longer .
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I'm not much of a GM guy so my knowledge of the things are limited. I would guess that the truck may have a different connector, or possibly how the actuator installs into the diff could be different i.e. Thread size pitch, length of engagement etc... After owning Fords and Dodges I'm trying to get used to having to buy parts every week for this thing. Hope this helps.
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Its probably the blower motor resistor. Amazon has them, and you can see how to install on youtube. Just had to replace mine. Common problem with GM trucks.
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Probably because where the coolent come from the motor to the heater core.get one that go's in the radiator hose.
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There is a vacuum operated door in the A/C-Heater box. I have found 2 different problems. 1) broken vacuum line or low vacuum. 2) The spilter.door has broken or is stuck. If anything drops in the box like candy, toys exc. The door will stick. If you replaced the actuator. Yes the controller could be bad. But first. Unplug it. Clean the connectors, then plug it back in and test it. I have run across bad connections. It that works. I would use dielectric