Heater Blows on Low!
01-09-2004, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by willwren
Only text-friendly. Sorry. We just have to be more descriptive without the photos.
Okay, in that case I guess I can just start typing and reconstruct the project from memory...
More when I have something to post...
01-16-2004, 07:46 AM
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Originally Posted by willwren
Sounds like a clogged evap core to me. Use the procedure in Techinfo.
01-17-2004, 11:32 AM
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I have been having that same problem with my 92' bonny se...
THe a/c barely blows out too...
acg_ssei - i can host pictures of the evap core cleaning procedure if u want...(with the test too).... either way... can i have some pics
.. i dont know where exactly the evap core is...and want to make sure i dont screw anything up trying to do it.
lemme know (by email if that is easier)
THe a/c barely blows out too...
acg_ssei - i can host pictures of the evap core cleaning procedure if u want...(with the test too).... either way... can i have some pics
.. i dont know where exactly the evap core is...and want to make sure i dont screw anything up trying to do it. lemme know (by email if that is easier)
01-17-2004, 09:30 PM
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ok guys, here is what happens. things that get dropped into the vents and sucked into the cowl vents go straight to the spuirrel cage. i had customers come in with the same problems many times. remove the blower motor and removed stuff like candy wrappers, leaves, mouse nests, and papers. this is a common problem. the fan will spin , but with the stuff on the inside of the fan, when it spins, centrifical force moves it to the fins and doesnt let the air move through it.
if you had a problem with the fan speeds, usually its the blower resistor that causes that. if that is your problem, replace it.
if you had a problem with the fan speeds, usually its the blower resistor that causes that. if that is your problem, replace it.
01-20-2004, 05:42 PM
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But how do i reach the evap. core????
I whould like to try to fix my heat/ a.c. .... and apparently cleaning the evap. core can make a sufficent difference...
Right now there is barely any power... the heat and a/c just trickle out...
Cant i reach part of the evap. core from the engine compartment???
I whould like to try to fix my heat/ a.c. .... and apparently cleaning the evap. core can make a sufficent difference...
Right now there is barely any power... the heat and a/c just trickle out...
Cant i reach part of the evap. core from the engine compartment???
01-20-2004, 07:35 PM
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My blower motor just died on me today. I drove the Bonnie today (about 150 mile trip) and when I get home, the blower motor dies. No vent, ac, nothing...It worked perfectly before that. I'm looking for the fuse, but can't find the blasted thing anywhere...if there even is a fuse.
Any ideas? It worked perfectly, the fan created decent velocity and suddenly it just stopped. When I turn the ac on, I can hear it turn on in the engine, but the fan doesn't kick on.
argh.
I'm having one of those days I think.
Any ideas? It worked perfectly, the fan created decent velocity and suddenly it just stopped. When I turn the ac on, I can hear it turn on in the engine, but the fan doesn't kick on.
argh.
I'm having one of those days I think.
