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A/C compressors runs, blowing cold air, regardless of climate setting by ziggysanderson
Sep 26, 2009 (10:26 am)
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Greetings,
On a 2000 GMC Jimmy I have recently discovered that my "no heat blowing" issue is due to the fact that my a/c compressor is running as soon as I turn on ANY of the temp controls. Once I removed the fuse for the A/C compressor, the temperature controls will blow hot/cold as per the control setting, with/without using climate control. Any idea why my a/c is continuing cool/run when the settings are for heat and the A/C is not even turned on via the switch?
Thanks in advance.
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Re: A/C compressors runs, blowing cold air, regardless of climate setting [ziggysanderson] by anothercup1
Oct 11, 2009 (5:24 am)
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Replying to: ziggysanderson (Sep 26, 2009 10:26 am)

     I just had this same problem on my 2000 gmc jimmy. The air coming out of the vents was always super cold or sometimes super hot. Took it to a mechanic to look at and he said it was the heater door actuator. Cost would be 4 hours labor (have to take the dashboard apart) and a $80 part. Ended up doing myself and found the new part for $47 and if you have small enough hands you can do it without removing dash.
     On mine it is located behind glove box, just drop glove box down and let it hang. Behind it you will find the vent selector control, its round and has a single wire leading to it, take the wire off and pop the control up and move it to the side. Just behind that and up a little is the heater actuator. Two nuts in front and left side that you can take off with a ratchet. It is a tight space, but if you just get screws to turn a little you can do the rest with your finger and ratchet piece. Then pop off bad actuator and turn the knob that actuator sat on to the center position so it matches your new parts position. Put the actuator on, put the nuts back on and connect wires, put selector control back and your done.
     I had this problem for a few years and struggled every season beacuse heat/ac wouldn't switch back and forth. This fixed the problem.
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Re: A/C compressors runs, blowing cold air, regardless of climate setting [anothercup1] by ziggysanderson
Oct 11, 2009 (6:56 am)
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Replying to: anothercup1 (Oct 11, 2009 5:24 am)

Thanks a lot the for reply, I had a feeling it was due to the heat actuater but I wasn't able to locate it but that should be a problem now... cheers!
 
Ian

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