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Cadillac DeVille Climate Control

57 messages,  Last post on Sep 27, 2009 at 12:42 AM

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93 caddy deville climate control and fuel data gauge show a "c" only on by fveaces1
Sep 02, 2009 (11:04 pm)
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1993 cadillac devile 4.9 liter climate control and fuel data only shows a "c" on the displays. I've check the BCM, clusters, relays, fuses, temp. sensor, replaced alternator and still the same results. The blower moter runs until you turn the key to the off position. The continuous power to the interior when key is turned off no longer works meaning when I turn the key to the off position I loose all power in the car where it normally stays on for 10 minutes. Is there anyone out there who may have had this problem with their Cadillac and if so how did you solve this problem?
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help with fan problem in 98 cadillac deville by miamifan
Sep 26, 2009 (8:51 am)
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My 98 deville seems to have a mind of its own, it sometimes not always will start what appears to be the fan after the car has been shut off for 20-30 mins. It is random I never know when its going to happen. I always shut the air off fully before the care is turned off. funny thing is it sounds like the fan but when you get inside there is not air coming out of the vents. You have to put key in ignition turn it where all dash lights come on etc... then turn off and the fan goes off.
what is this??? its scary so far has only happened at home in my garage door is open every time but I wonder if it will happen in the parking lot at work or store whatever car only has 58K miles on it.
Help!!!!!
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Re: help with fan problem in 98 cadillac deville [miamifan] by bolivar
Sep 27, 2009 (12:42 am)
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Replying to: miamifan (Sep 26, 2009 8:51 am)

There are a couple of possibilities, and I don't remember if either or neither are common to your 98.
 
-The connector that feeds power to the fan fails. It doesn't make good contact or something, overheats, and basically somewhat melts. This contact is under the hood, near the firewall, on the passenger side.
 
-On some years, the controller module that controls the fan speed fails in a certain way. When it fails, it will turn the fan on, even if the ignition is totally turned off. This module is inside, behind the glove compartment, on top of the air box.

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