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Old 06-13-2005, 12:10 AM
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thanks for the advice, I will start looking for one.
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So Nick did you solve the problem?
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Originally Posted by james tharp
So Nick did you solve the problem?
Hi James, by the way I live in Sahuarita near Green Valley.......

Yes it is fixed, I now have air blowing from all registers and not just from the defrost and floor.

this is a quote from me on what I found......

Originally Posted by nick *
My problem is solved.........................
First off let me say that this car has been my wife’* car since day 1 and I very rarely drove it so I am not aware of all the bells and whistles it has.

One or the other of my explanations solved it.

1: I fixed the vacuum leak at the faulty canister by bypassing it.

2: I was reading the manual looking for any bit of information and I came across the non climate control A/C controls and it stated that when the A/C is on DO NOT SELECT THE DASH VENTS, if selected it will turn the A/C compressor off and flow outside air in the car.... I thought that was strange....... I have climate control, can this be the same for it.... I read the climate control part of the manual and it never mentions to select the dash mounts and to select the AUTO mode, when selecting the auto mode the system automatically starts with the defroster and floor vents then after a short period of time it automatically selects the best way to cool the car down. Well I decided to try that technique and guess what, I have total air now.

I feel happy about it, just don't know what the fix was, me or the manual.....
Originally Posted by nick *
In all my excitment I forgot to mention this and it realy shows what was fixed or how it was fixed.

I forgot to ad one more thing that you just reminded me, I can select the dash vents and air will come out from them, infact it is blowing out at a good force so I guess the correct fix was bypassing the leaky vacuum cannister and not the manual.

thanks for all your help and information on where to look for the problem points and pictures you uploaded.
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Originally Posted by nick *
Originally Posted by james tharp
So Nick did you solve the problem?
Hi James, by the way I live in Sahuarita near Green Valley.......

Yes it is fixed, I now have air blowing from all registers and not just from the defrost and floor.

this is a quote from me on what I found......

Originally Posted by nick *
My problem is solved.........................
First off let me say that this car has been my wife’* car since day 1 and I very rarely drove it so I am not aware of all the bells and whistles it has.

One or the other of my explanations solved it.

1: I fixed the vacuum leak at the faulty canister by bypassing it.

2: I was reading the manual looking for any bit of information and I came across the non climate control A/C controls and it stated that when the A/C is on DO NOT SELECT THE DASH VENTS, if selected it will turn the A/C compressor off and flow outside air in the car.... I thought that was strange....... I have climate control, can this be the same for it.... I read the climate control part of the manual and it never mentions to select the dash mounts and to select the AUTO mode, when selecting the auto mode the system automatically starts with the defroster and floor vents then after a short period of time it automatically selects the best way to cool the car down. Well I decided to try that technique and guess what, I have total air now.

I feel happy about it, just don't know what the fix was, me or the manual.....
Originally Posted by randman1
Hmmm. Well, I'm glag you fixed the problem but as long as the AC icon is on, you can select any airflow using the Mode button and still have cold air. This was the specific reason I changed the ECC head and HVAC programmer in my 93 to the ones that came out of the 97.

That still doesn't explain why when the display showed that the air should be coming out of the dash vents it was actually coming out of the defrost vents.

COngrats on fixing the problem and thanks for detailing your troubleshooting steps as this could be very helpfull for other members
Originally Posted by nick *
In all my excitment I forgot to mention this and it realy shows what was fixed or how it was fixed.

I forgot to ad one more thing that you just reminded me, I can select the dash vents and air will come out from them, infact it is blowing out at a good force so I guess the correct fix was bypassing the leaky vacuum cannister and not the manual.

thanks for all your help and information on where to look for the problem points and pictures you uploaded.
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Where is the vacuum line that goes into the firewall located? Got pics ??
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The vacuum line going into the firewall is passenger side right next to the main wiring harness going through the firewall. Might be purple.
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Originally Posted by BillBoost37
The vacuum line going into the firewall is passenger side right next to the main wiring harness going through the firewall. Might be purple.
Anyone got pics of it? Hopefully while I was fumblin around the maxifuse area that I just accidently disconnected it stead of breakin it or something else..
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OK.. where does this hose connect to?

EDIT: NEver mind.. found it..
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