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So My AC was making a loud clicking noise coming from the dash for the first few minutes of startup. I narrowed this down to the Blend Door actuator on the Driver's Side. Replacing it was a pain due to the limited space you have to get the thing out. Once I put the part mack in, I went to test it and I had no air blowing at all. My thermostat is stuck on whatever temperature the ambient temp is outside at the time of startup. I pulled the 30 amp fuze under the hood to check if that might be the cause and it was good. I pulled the blower motor to see if it had power at the harness, which it does, so I hooked the blower motor directly up to the battery and it turns on like a champ. I'm guessing the next step is to check the resistor, but I'm not wanting to spend the money on a resistor if I don't have to. Any secondary steps to check before I go blow money on a resistor if I don't have to? THanks.
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Jun 5, 2016 20:35
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Update: I went and grabbed a resistor and plugged it in and got nothing. I hard-wired the blower motor and bypassed the resistor and everything works except I can't change the vent the air comes out of or the fan speed. Is this going to be another blend door? Did I maybe put the replacement blend door in wrong?
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Jun 5, 2016 23:11
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Is this your blue car? Check here: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3616944
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Jun 6, 2016 00:01
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