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Post by RADEoN on Jul 16, 2004 22:17:07 GMT -6
1. Passenger seat, its seems to be off its track, only the right side moves with the auto controls.
2. On passenger right side, even with the A/C on, it blows really hot air (Bad switch in door i think)
3. Bad controlarm bushings (DIY) already ordered.. any extra advice?
4. i need a new peice of plastic that has the shift indicator letters on it. anyone want to sell theirs?
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Post by RADEoN on Jul 16, 2004 23:05:28 GMT -6
did you lubricate it?
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Post by omegaic on Jul 18, 2004 2:16:34 GMT -6
Time to replace the batteries in the universal translator.
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Post by Aurora40 on Jul 18, 2004 8:09:29 GMT -6
For the seat, you might look under and check if the motor still has a rail to ride on, or if some of the teeth are missing.
For the warm air, it could be one of the mixing doors for the hvac is stuck open or something. I'm not sure how you fix that, but it isn't uncommon.
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Post by RADEoN on Jul 18, 2004 10:01:24 GMT -6
could it be the blendor?
possibility of a bad switch in the door?
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Post by zimaad on Jul 18, 2004 13:38:21 GMT -6
typically, when one side blows cold and the other not cold air, it's a tell-tale sign of low freon in the A/C system.
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Post by omegaic on Jul 18, 2004 23:29:51 GMT -6
If there is low freon, wouldn't that make both sides warm?
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Post by zimaad on Jul 19, 2004 21:30:02 GMT -6
Haven't had it happen to me personally, but I've read many threads where the first sign of low freon is hot air on only one side. I'd get it checked (or check it yourself if you are R-134) because low freon causes the compressor to go bad much faster. Then, instead of a cheap freon refill, it turns into a $750 compressor job.
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Post by RADEoN on Jul 20, 2004 13:19:34 GMT -6
hmm, all the other vents blow ice cold. i dont think it is that
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Post by JimW on Jul 20, 2004 14:31:50 GMT -6
Dollars to donuts its the blower motor. Try that  |
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