Honda Civic MODE ACTUATOR Not Working Easy FIX Under 20 Minutes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ธ.ค. 2024
- Honda Civic MODE ACTUATOR Not Working Easy FIX Under 20 Minutes In this video ill show you how to replace your mode actuator QUICKLY and ill even give you some tips along the way.
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I just love when someone takes the time and effort to educate peers. Thank's a lot Sir !
My pleasure!
Great video! Straight to the point, easy to understand and thanks for the tips & tricks. Changed a lot of parts (that needed it anyway) and did a diagnostic on my element using the ac buttons and got the DTC for A Problem in the Air Mix Control Linkage Door, or Motor. This video popped up so I’m hoping that’s the issue. 🤞 it’s not the compressor
Great video! Thank you! Going home to replace the actuator in my wife's civic. You just saved me a lot of hassle.
Glad it helped
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Thanks for the advice I will do it. I’m still learning. My goal is to do this full time in a few years, so I will take all the advice I can get. Thanks in advance
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Thanks
Perfect. I always thought i just needed a new condensor.come to find out its the blend door. When i used to stop at a light she would warm up drastically. Come to find out if i adjust the temp then back to cold irmt seals itself back into recurculate mode. (Max air) . I Still wna replace it eventually, now i can. Thanks
It's all about what tools you have. I replaced mine today, had stubby Philips screw driver and 1/4" drive racket with a 7mm socket. I have big hands so reaching in is not easy. Cut off one of the tabs on the top of the motor for easier to the top screw, that was a game changer. Had to go under the dash to get better access to put in the bottom 2 screws wasn't easy but do able. I took apart the old one cleaned the contact points which is on the back of the biggest gear, it was nasty with grease and dirt and it started working again. Put in the new one because I didn't trust the old one.
I got mine, with the mounting bracket, and the actuator wheel for something like 22-25 dollars on Amazon.
Thanks i noticed my actuator doesn't move and its stuck im going to see if i can find a way to getbit back to cool
Thank you for uploading this video! I ended up just unplugging, cleaning the connector and plugging it back in and it works!
can you do a video on the right side actuator, my recirculation door motor seems to be making sound but the door is only moving half way through.
Same thing with me no ac on and there’s a clicking noise coming from the right side of the cabin filter but when I unplugged the cable there(green one) it goes away. Trying to find out what the solution and what the issue is
Is the actuator the same as the blend door actuator?
Yes
SWEET Got to change it out today
Hope it helped
Thank you for making these videos.Great explanations .
Glad you like them!
Muchísimas gracias amigo
Thanks
Great Instructional Vid ... Thanks :)
You're welcome!
Thank you , that was very helpful . Gracias señor
Daughter has a 2000 Honda Civic LS and I'm getting ready to take a look at it for this problem.
Any suggestions?
just take your time
Fuse #36 in fuse box under steering wheel ?
Does the door have to be in a certain position when you install? My cars stuck on blowing towards me . when I put mine on it moves when I plug it in and turn the car on but then it stops and when I change buttons nothing happens still stuck
you need to calibrate it
@@AutoRepairTips757 how do you do that?
so my car only blows hot air and in another video that i watched the guy said to turn your temp nob from hot to cold and if the actuator doesnt move then its bad. but my thing is, is this the actuator hes talking about or is does this one only control where the air blows? because when i hit one of the buttons to change where the air goes then the actuator moves, just not when i change the temp.
A lot of cars have three actuators one is for hot and cold, one is for the air temp, and one is for recycling and fresh air. So depending on what problems you have with depending on what actuator is bad.
Is this very similar to a 98 Honda civic
not sure ill check in the am
Thanks for sharing sir 🙏
hope it helps
Heres one for ya. 2014 civic si and its stuck on heat. Switches modes but blows nothing but hot even when its set to vent or ac.
That would be the blend actuator. Sits on the driver side.
@@jrc56719 I remapped/tuned this morning and now its working. I am going to replace the actuator anyway. Looks like its right behind the glove box so shouldnt be to big of a PITA. Thanks for the advice. Same conclusion I came to.
so I bought a new actuator and it still doesn’t work. Could there be a fuse or relay or something that could be the problem
Skill issue
At that point you have to take it to a mechanic, do not mess with the electrical part of it
Fuse #36 in fuse box under dashboard ?
He dropped it...😂 I was working repairing one of those on a hyundai sonata and ended up tearing the whole dashboard apart to replace the whole HVAC box assembly. So my boss told me, forget it and car was sent back
Okay but what is the base price to pay someone to fix this for me lol I don't have the tools nor skill to not mess something up. I however don't want to be overcharged