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1996 LSS with heater issues

Old Feb 9, 2010 | 04:19 PM
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I have a 96 lss non-supercharged that the heat is sparatic and sometimes blows hot on the drivers but not passengers, it has a new radiator in it. and full of coolant, usually i have to shut the car down and remove the climate control box and turn key on-off a few times then itll work but not always.


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Old Feb 9, 2010 | 05:22 PM
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Hey Taylor,

I moved your above post into your own thread.

So when you say you have to remove the climate control box; what are you actually doing? Taking it out and unplugging it?
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yes remove from dash and unplug is what i meant.
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Have you looked at the passenger side air mix actuator and checked the vacuum lines under the dash?
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Are you able to take a photo of your dashboard for me?

I'm curious if your LSS has a cabin temp sensor.....if it does I would also check that as well. If its dirty it would send weird signals to the AC programmer.

On the Bonneville'* the sensor is behind the upper dash molding. It has slots in the molding allowing airflow to go through the sensor.

If your able to post up a photo I could determine where it is and then help you to get to it to clean it.
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No since my accident and we thought the tranny dropped 3rd and od its been with my dad and at our mechanics. ill snap some when i get it back shortly in a few days. (about the trans it wouldnt shift past 2 good sbut it was the coil pack as for it was only running on 3 holes and not running right and everything was messing up)
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