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Old November 30th, 2013, 8:32 PM
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I got a 08 chevy vmax awhile back and the heater has quit working on the driver side the passenger side works great I read that the blender door might be stuck so I pulled the motor off and the door moves freely and the motor moves when you first start the truck but after that it don't matter how hot or how cold you set it it don't move after that does anybody have any ideas that would help
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when you had the actuator out and you moved the door by hand; did you get heat?
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It seemed to get luke warm but that's it
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was the engine coolant at operating temp? The heat comes from the coolant so if its not up to temp, yeah, it would be like luke warm

Was it the same temp from both sides when you tested the blend door?
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[QUOTE=tech2;262276]was the engine coolant at operating temp? The heat comes from the coolant so if its not up to temp, yeah, it would be like luke warm

Was it the same temp from both sides when you tested the blend door?[/



Yes the truck was at temp. And the passenger side was hot and the driver was just luke warm at best
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Don't know what else to say. are you sure you have the correct actuator?
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Don't know what else to say. are you sure you have the correct actuator?
Idk for sure it was the one on the passenger side on the bottom in the front
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sounds like the correct one...bottom face of the hvac box near where the passenger left foot would rest.

auto or manual hvac?

gotta be a problem with the air mode doors, actuators or ducts. how can it be anything else?

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Originally Posted by tech2
sounds like the correct one...bottom face of the hvac box near where the passenger left foot would rest.

auto or manual hvac?

gotta be a problem with the air mode doors, actuators or ducts. how can it be anything else?

I might be wrong I don't know much about the heating system in vechiles little lone a digital dual climate control but how does it know how hot to blow and what controls that
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