Everything on these vans is made out of cheap plastic. My favorite is the oil filter housing. On another video, commenters discussed just disconnecting blend door actuator electrical connector, which causes the a/c to come on after about a 15 second delay.
You’re welcome. Glad it helped. I had taken mine to a couple of shops and they couldn’t figure it out but after a quick google search I found a forum talking about the problem and it was a fairly easy fix.
The blend door has tabs on both sides and the tab that goes into the actuator (which opens the blend door) was broken so when I tried turning on the airconditioner, the actuator would not open the door to allow air flow because the tab that it turns was broken off the door. The rear air conditioner always immediately turned on. I'm guessing that after the air was on for a few minutes that the pressure of the air just caused the door open since the door was loosely in place. It's fairly easy to check. You could have a shop check it for you also if you don't feel comfortable with checking it yourself.
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Everything on these vans is made out of cheap plastic. My favorite is the oil filter housing. On another video, commenters discussed just disconnecting blend door actuator electrical connector, which causes the a/c to come on after about a 15 second delay.
Outstanding video - VERY helpful. Your notes are invaluable.
Thank you bro exactly my vans issue
You’re welcome. Glad it helped. I had taken mine to a couple of shops and they couldn’t figure it out but after a quick google search I found a forum talking about the problem and it was a fairly easy fix.
I don’t understand how the fault flap caused the delay
The blend door has tabs on both sides and the tab that goes into the actuator (which opens the blend door) was broken so when I tried turning on the airconditioner, the actuator would not open the door to allow air flow because the tab that it turns was broken off the door. The rear air conditioner always immediately turned on. I'm guessing that after the air was on for a few minutes that the pressure of the air just caused the door open since the door was loosely in place. It's fairly easy to check. You could have a shop check it for you also if you don't feel comfortable with checking it yourself.