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2003 Chevy Express Conversion - rear air

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Old September 9th, 2016, 10:37 AM
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Originally Posted by MiragePilot
Kevin,

Looking at my FSM for the 96 Express van, there were several AC/heat options available:
1) Rear aux heat only,
2) Front base heat,
3) Front heat & AC,
4) Rear aux AC & heat,
5) 1+2 Front & Rear heat,
6) 1+3 Front heat & AC + Rear heat, and
7) 3+4 Front and Rear AC & heat.

It sounds like your van is equipped with option 6).

Peter.
I think you are correct. Hopefully the front A/C will be enough to keep the people in the back cool.
Old September 9th, 2016, 4:46 PM
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It sounds like you only have 1 heater core, and 1 A/C evaoprator. Your fan switch is just to boost the heat to the rear, but you have no rear ac. Or perhaps you have a second heater core in the rear, but it is controlled by the same dash control ****. Have a look underneath. The rear heater core has metal pipes along the passenger frame rails.....
Either way, I am betting you have no rear ac.
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My '97 Express 1500 conversion van has a multi-speed fan control for vents in the rear. Those vents do not supply heated air, only fresh or air-conditioned, depending on the main setting for the vehicle.




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