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Old Jan 2, 2010 | 06:42 PM
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Air only comes out the defrost and the bottom. i was told to check the vacum lines going threw the fire wall. i found one but it look to be in good condition. im planing on replaceing all of it that i can. but what else could be the problem ? it on a 96 olds LSS

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Old Jan 2, 2010 | 07:01 PM
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Hey Josh...sorry to highjack your other thread...hehehe


Anyways have you checked the vacuum connector that goes into your A/C controller?

Look for collapsed vacuum nipples.....don't laugh thats what we call them around here
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Do those cars have air mix acuators?
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Old Jan 2, 2010 | 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Black Pearl
Do those cars have air mix acuators?
Sure do. But airmix actuators have nothing to do with air direction....

Good question though
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i havent checked etheir one of those but i will tomarrow. where is the A/C controller located?

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Josh also check the vacuum canister under the front right corner of your front bumper.....

It should have vacuum all the time. Pull the violet colored vacuum line off to listen for a vacuum purge sound.
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Old Jan 2, 2010 | 07:15 PM
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Originally Posted by oldsmobile99
i havent checked etheir one of those but i will tomarrow. where is the A/C controller located?

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Josh the controller is located under your passenger side dash area. Do a search here for 'trailnuts' it shows the controller and location.

Oh boy.....trailnuts...collapsed nipples....are we talking in code here.

All new members reading this post, please be assured that these terms are not in anyway perverted. They do pertain to car components.

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thanks i will take a look at all that tomarrow. its to cold outside right now.
sorry i put it up in the wrong section i didnt see LSS in the description before.
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Old Jan 2, 2010 | 07:29 PM
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Josh seriously...don't sweat a thing

Your doing fine

Just get back to us with what you find
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Don't sweat it Josh, if it'* in the wrong section we'll move and let you know. We're here to help you out
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