My battery died the other day and since then my AC has been acting weird. It’s done it before and normally I just remove the fuse and allow it to reset, but that wasn’t working. Thanks to you I can finally drive in the rain and actually see.
You're a freaking God thank you just getting ready to go on a road trip in the damn thing went out after the alternator went out and I couldn't get it to stop blowing hot now I'm in the cool are getting ready to head out of town thanks
Brother! You are brilliant! I just opened the plastic cover ( Three 10mm screws nuts headed” from the front passenger side and reached the plug shown in the video. Unplugged the power cable of heat conversion piece!!!! Simply it is working fine! Thanks a lot for the new good video. Will keep as is till figure out what to do later😅
Thanks. This work for my 2004 Yukon. Does anyone know what the permanent fix is for this problem? Is it to replace the actuator that the plug plugs into? If so does anyone have a part number by chance?
How long do you wait before unplugging after starting the truck? Also, do you know where the passenger side actuator is located? When winter comes around, just plug it back in. :)
Just unplug it until you replace it. Mine starts out cold so I unplugged it then started the engine and it stays on cold now (90-100 Reno’s here lately). I don’t think you need to unplug it while the engine is running
@@joeyv821 I actually haven’t replaced the actuator yet but I have it. I just plugged it back in when it got colder (gave me heat only) and I unplugged it again this past summer (gave me cold only) I’ll be replacing the actuator soon. That’s the best way to fix it but you could just keep unplugging it every summer or when it’s hot. Problem is you get one or the other that way so when it’s warm in the daytime but cold at night it may not be the best way.
If I had you watched your video first I would not be sitting here with a bowl full of nuts and screws and and interior trim pieces scattered all over the placenwhile the AC blows cold like it should.
My battery died the other day and since then my AC has been acting weird. It’s done it before and normally I just remove the fuse and allow it to reset, but that wasn’t working.
Thanks to you I can finally drive in the rain and actually see.
2 years later thank you man for this great video u helped me out big time
It worked for my 2005 Tahoe literally just now....Thanks for the tip!!!
Worked like a charm! Much appreciated 👍🏻
Worked like a charm, even in the kroger parking lot! Thanks sooo much!!!!
Thanks for the tip/trick. Just finished doing it and it’s blowing cold!
You're a freaking God thank you just getting ready to go on a road trip in the damn thing went out after the alternator went out and I couldn't get it to stop blowing hot now I'm in the cool are getting ready to head out of town thanks
Brother!
You are brilliant!
I just opened the plastic cover ( Three 10mm screws nuts headed” from the front passenger side and reached the plug shown in the video. Unplugged the power cable of heat conversion piece!!!!
Simply it is working fine!
Thanks a lot for the new good video. Will keep as is till figure out what to do later😅
Ty for heads up on hardware size👍
You are a freaking genius!
Anyone know the part name or number for a permanent fix ?
Thank you! It worked on my 2005 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71.
Thank you for this video it worked for me
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Thank you, it works
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Thanks. This work for my 2004 Yukon.
Does anyone know what the permanent fix is for this problem? Is it to replace the actuator that the plug plugs into? If so does anyone have a part number by chance?
How do you depress that clip?
How long do you wait before unplugging after starting the truck? Also, do you know where the passenger side actuator is located? When winter comes around, just plug it back in. :)
Just unplug it until you replace it. Mine starts out cold so I unplugged it then started the engine and it stays on cold now (90-100 Reno’s here lately). I don’t think you need to unplug it while the engine is running
I unplugged mine and THEN started the engine and it is staying cold like I want. Will fix it permanently soon but this works.
So basically leave the plug out, until you get it fixed, and it will continue to blow cold?
Yup. I unplugged mine without starting the engine and when I started it it stays cold like I want it to.
@@scottlawson840 ever find a permanent fix?
@@joeyv821 I actually haven’t replaced the actuator yet but I have it. I just plugged it back in when it got colder (gave me heat only) and I unplugged it again this past summer (gave me cold only) I’ll be replacing the actuator soon. That’s the best way to fix it but you could just keep unplugging it every summer or when it’s hot. Problem is you get one or the other that way so when it’s warm in the daytime but cold at night it may not be the best way.
If I had you watched your video first I would not be sitting here with a bowl full of nuts and screws and and interior trim pieces scattered all over the placenwhile the AC blows cold like it should.