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109 messages, Last post on Oct 02, 2009 at 3:30 PM
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Replying to: bbebensee (Jan 17, 2008 3:14 pm) |
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Replying to: denali00 (Jan 25, 2008 12:54 pm) |
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Has anyone else had this problem? We will get hot air blowing thru the front defrost vents (on top of the dashboard, right under the windshield), with all temp controls OFF. We recently figured out that if we turn the A/C on and let it blow really cold air thru the regular front vents, then turn off the system - that the defrost vents will stop blowing the hot air. Any advice???? |
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Replying to: jpw5 (Sep 21, 2007 11:23 am) Did you ever get an answer for this on your Denali? I am one more visit away from a Lemon Law Action... Thanks for any tips!! |
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Replying to: bbebensee (Jan 17, 2008 3:14 pm) Since then all of the A/C quit working. They charged $325 to reprogram the HVAC system. They couldn't adequately explain what was broken or what failed, it just need to be reprogrammed. My service contract did not cover this so I had to eat it. Not happy. |
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Replying to: jlflemmons (Aug 01, 2007 8:16 pm)
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Replying to: bbebensee (Mar 03, 2008 10:01 am) Don't know the answer. Sorry When my defroster blows hot air (with all controls in the OFF position), I turn ON the a/c and let it blow cold thru the defroster and floor vents for a few minutes. Then i turn everything OFF and it stops the defroster from blowing the hot air. Can't figure out why it's blowing hot air on its own, and I have no idea why blowing the a/c and then turning everything off, works either. ????
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Replying to: rkg1 (Mar 03, 2008 11:02 am) my mechanic said it might be fuse or a switch( I forget exactly what he named it) under the dashboard and it will cost me 200$ to fix it ... I’m confused now i might try you way and see what happen... you never know… thanks, |
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Replying to: bbebensee (Jan 17, 2008 3:14 pm) A separate issue... While blowing A/C the front vents start blowing HOT air. I have to turn the vehicle off for this to stop. Problems we should not be having for this type of automobile. |
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they say it’s common problem for this kind of Suv’s after a few years on the road. Well i say Bull S**t. Anyway, there’s a “cheap” way to overcome this dilemma … you see the hot air pipes (there are two pipes coming from the compressor going to the firewall, you’ll find them on the right back corner two black rubbery pipes next to each other) these pipes are responsible for the hot air flow in your a/c when you disengage them use sparkplug to plug it, make sure it's pluged (don’t put it back in just set it away from any moving parts) that will stop the hot air and you’re a/c will start to get cooler than before, you put right back again in the winter. OR, you may unplug the battery for 10 min. then put back and see if the a/c is working well or not keep in mind that the ignition key must be on START during this process. Good luck, Note: you can do it yourself on a Sunday it will only take 20 min. to do it. |
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