AC Blowing hot on driver side 2014 Silverado
I’ve been having this issue with the AC sometimes working on driver side, and sometimes blowing 20 degrees warmer. I had found a temp fix to unhook the battery and when I reconnect, all would be working again. That stopped working, and after researching, decided to change the temp actuator accessed by removing the glove box. After replacing, I did the recalibration and can see it moving when I adjust temp, but still same issue. I had the dealership look at it, and they claim it to be the mode actuator behind the radio. They also wanted 1200, but before I attempt to now replace that actuator, does that sound plausible? I was under the impression that actuator controlled air flow, not temperature.
Last edited by Gadams13; Sep 8, 2022 at 6:04 PM.
I’ve been having this issue with the AC sometimes working on driver side, and sometimes blowing 20 degrees warmer. I had found a temp fix to unhook the battery and when I reconnect, all would be working again. That stopped working, and after researching, decided to change the temp actuator accessed by removing the glove box. After replacing, I did the recalibration and can see it moving when I adjust temp, but still same issue. I had the dealership look at it, and they claim it to be the mode actuator behind the radio. They also wanted 1200, but before I attempt to now replace that actuator, does that sound plausible? I was under the impression that actuator controlled air flow, not temperature.
Mine on my 1998 K-1500 wouldn't divert air to the defroster a few months back. Put a genuine AC Delco unit on it, and it works fine now. No calibration needed. Just three 5.5mm screws, but the one near the firewall was a real bitch to get back on without stripping the plastic housing.
Last edited by oilcanhenry; Oct 26, 2022 at 6:57 AM.
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