Chevy GMC truck and suv Blend Door Actuator Fix!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ส.ค. 2018
- This video shows how to remove and repair General Motors blend door actuators for 2000 - 06 GM full size SUV's and 1999-07 full size Trucks. This repair technique may also work for actuators on other GM vehicles.
Skip to 3:06 for actuator removal
Skip to 3:49 for the repair
Link for Flexible Tool:
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Ok, this is awesome…I thought I was the only guy who was curious enough to take things apart to discover their functions…bravo! Well done, God made you/us the curious types 😉
Thank you! We're all put here for a reason LOL I'm glad I could help.
Very industrious and helpful. That little gizmo costs over $100, so it's a worthwhile fix.
Thank you so much for making and posting this video! You are what the internet and youtube should be all about. Great work!!
Absolute best vid of this common problem with chevy actuator . Whether I replace or fix like you did, you made it crystal clear.
Thanks !!!! Will subscribe !
💯. My heater control didn’t work and I “thought” it was the actuator and watched your video. Simple/plain & easy. I’ve paid to replace them before 😂. Turned out that the knobs needed to be pulled off and the knob post needed to be sprayed with electrical cleaning spray and turned back and forth a few times. Cost $7 & 4 minutes and 20 seconds into your video to get er dun! 💪🏾THANKS BRO 😎
Nice job. I actually would not have even thought about trying to fix the actuator. So thanks for taking it apart and showing us how to fix it. Looks like it should work again, and sure is cheaper then buying one!
Thank you!
Really good video. Good explanation, zoom, everything. No music distractions. Perfect
Thank you!!
Thank you for the info bro. I'm getting ready to take my moms apart in her suv and try this. Greatly appreciated. Looking forward to watching more of your videos. Thank you.
You're welcome.
You are an amazing problem solver. Thank you for the video sir.
Fantastic Video! Great Camera work - totally amazing that you did this without second person. You showed a perfect view of the actuator blend door and the need to align things when reinstalling. I had already gotten a replacement, but now pulled the old one apart and see the issue - it was the same as yours! Contacts had gotten buggered up with grease. Again - THANK YOU!
Thanks a lot! I'm glad this video helped!
I appreciate your one-handed work. I would have dropped the stupid thing and gears would have went everywhere. Just changed mine. The main gear was broken. When you said you are using one hand on the camera it reminded me of Richard Brenner's joke about his mom. His mom would get exasperated with him and say "Richard I only have two hands!", Brenner turns to the audience and says "Do other mothers have more hands?". That always gives me a chuckle. Thanks for the video.
Lol You're very welcome!
Great video! Saved me a lot of time and money!!!
Thanks!! I'm glad it helped.
Thanks for this video. Very good information. I have a different vehicle but this was good information.
Yw!
Good info bro.. I'm about to go try it, I was told this might be my problem since I get cold in back but not in the front of my 04 denali xl
Did you ever fix it? I have the same problem on my 03 Yukon no cold air in the front only in the back.
Good video.
Thank you!
Thank you, great help.
You're welcome
Excellent. Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thats a good job. Thanks We have to stick together and share this type of info so the corporate rats dont rip us off
Thanks a lot!
Lol you in Atlanta. Wands fix mine. I’m off godby 🤣🤣
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good job!
Thank you!!!
Great man.
Thank you
You're welcome.
awsome video
Thank you!!
By 8:43 I found this to be absolutely eye opening. In short, had you take a picture of that blend door actuator gear prior to dismantling it, all you need to do was re-align it back after making your adjustments.
2nd, Had you cleaned off those contacts and the carbon surface with Isopropyl Alcohol to remove grease on them, plus Re-Grease with synthetic grease the gears, all would likely be as good as new. When you adjust/bend old brush contacts, you risk stressing them and they "may" break before or after re-installation.
Thx
YW!
Very good detail on your repair. Did it work or did you have to replace the actuator with a new one?
It worked, still does.
Hey good job but that last screw on the actuater is a real pain on 2004 gmc yukon xl a lot in yoyr way to get to it what is the tool to get to it
One like this or similar
www.amazon.com/dp/B07NQS465R/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_3W51A8WB6H6R7YMY07VN?psc=1
Even better
www.amazon.com/dp/B01KY5KVNQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_FC5VA402RG6GWMR3H87J
That's actually the easiest one to replace try replacing the upper driver side actuator that fails such as hot air blowing on passenger side but cold air on driver side requires removing upper dash I removed the air bag for easier access still a PITA...
@Crazy or what ○ Often putting antioxidant on the connector contacts will so much good ○ They are making insane profits on these → they are toys that should not be in critical life systems
Man my ac being stupid af I give up literally I been trying for weeks get my silverado to blow cold air I tried everything I cleaned the condenser under the dash I changed filters I put 2 stop leak cans in that bitch and still no cold air it gets me mad as hell because it was working better than my house ac I give up on this truck man took the whole dash reset some fuses still my compressor turns on to so it's not that if anyone know wassup lmk I'm bouta just use this truck as a winter truck if I can get the heater running also 🤦♂️