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heat from vents
my blazer blows hot air when the heater is not on. my a/c does not work and i am going to get it fixed but i did not know if this would be a problem. i replaced the heater core a wile back and lost a piece and so one of the vent diaphragm s is always open.
and on a second note my compressor does not come on. i have read many articles that says that with the s10/blazer/etc... that the computers turn the compress off so when and if there is a leak the compressor is not hurt. is that right and hot to know if that is my case or is my compressor actual bad. and where is a good place to start to look for my leak / hole in my a/c lines? thanks so much. hope some one helps me. |
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Re: heat from vents
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Re: heat from vents
x2 theres a thread on here some where with more info. |
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Re: heat from vents
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Re: heat from vents
I have the exact same problem and i live in borrego springs and it gets 120 here regularly. So thanks for helping.
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Re: heat from vents
guys, i had this prob earlier this summer. i have an envoy with all electric/computer control. turns out my air door actuator broke and the air door was sucked open to the heat side. i took off the part (on top of the evap unit) and turned the car on. then muscled the door open with my hand and instant cool air. it was a sweet victory. too bad the part is about 75$ at my delco parts store.
good luck. there should be a thread on this forum somewhere with more info. |
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Re: heat from vents
Thats damn good info. I am going to have to try that myself. |
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Re: heat from vents
so what did you do. could you give more info gcstandi?
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Re: heat from vents
The way i suggested is more complicated and involves buyig some parts. I tryed that method with disconnecting that gray vac line and plugging a bolt into it. It does work and a/c still works and the heat. Cheapest mod ever haha. My g/f even noticed without me tellin her what i did shes like wow no more hot feet after driving on the highway.
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Join Date: May 2008
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Re: heat from vents
does that help? for my envoy there were three screews holding the blend door controler in place. its a tight hand squeeze, but def worth the struggle. good luck. oh and im replacing spark plugs tomorrow, so i'll have some of my own tight spots to work my hands into. any tips? wanna help? jk |
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Re: heat from vents
Recently had the blend door malfunction on the '98 blazer it has the electronic (#'s around the temp selector) a/c system. I was quoted somewhere in the vicinity of $240 at dealer and around $150 generic, needless to say I pulled the thing apart and repaired it for free. Works good now.
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