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Replying to: imidazol97 (Jul 25, 2009 2:18 pm) Couldn't agree more!... I swore off from buying a car with a sun roof after the one in my 1999 Bonneville stopped stopping in the "close" position.... > But lots of Bonneville owners have reported broken off drains for > the sunroof--it has 4. So the water leaks inside the car. The drain paths may be blamed unfairly: as I learned painfully with my car, the pre-2000 Bonnevilles have an insanely installed heater -- when the seal around it loosens, the water goes from the windshield and engine compartment right into the cabin, collecting under the carpet. It's very hard to find the leak -- I spent hours pouring my car from a garden hose, and hard to fix it. It's probably impossible to fix it reliably. > Typical is the front hose by driver's left foot which is supposed to > drain below the car and breaks inside the car. Precisely where the water was in my car |
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Having a problem with automatic air with digital readout system. The fan does not come on most of the time until 5 to 20 minutes later. Not sure if controller problem, fan motor failing, or connection/cable. When it does blow, it seems to sputter sometimes - when its set to hi speed, it sounds like it slows down for a second sometimes. Any ideas on usually why a very long delay with the fan coming on? If fan, how do I get to it or is it easy? If control module, how do I pull it out? Thank you for your help in advance.
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Replying to: mariannesam (Jul 30, 2009 4:28 pm) Try turning the key to ON. If the fan doesn't start like it should, tape the bottom of the HVAC box with the toe of your shoe. The blower motor is on the right side of the hump, but any vibration will cause it to make contact. The blower is held in by three screws. Pull the carpet back toward the seat; moving it allows more room to wiggle the blower and motor out. The hush panel under the passenger side dash comes off first with a few screws.
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Replying to: imidazol97 (Jul 30, 2009 6:52 pm) After I turned the key on and made sure the fan was set on high, no air was coming out and no sound of the blower. I tapped the blower area under the glove box near the fire wall and the fan came on! Removed the hush panel and blower module. Either the motor was worn or internal connections bad. External connectors looked good. Inside there was some dirt (I assume from the motor cooler/heater tube port even though I change/clean the cabin filter often - can see the filter with the blower out) and maybe the brushes were a little worn, so after about 80k miles, just replaced the blower module from Autozone (~$130) with lifetime warranty. A few screws like you said and it was pretty easy - did not even have to move the carpet out of the way. |
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