2003 impala defrosters
September 17th, 2020, 7:25 PM
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2003 impala defrosters
Hi,
My son and I have bought a very nice condition 2003 Impala.
When attempting to switch functions from floor, or vents to defrost, not much change occurs to air flow. So my question is where is the door actuator that controls those functions? I have bought this actuator hoping its the correct one( ), but now I am reading that it is air or vacuum controlled, but I am not finding anything concrete in Google.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
My son and I have bought a very nice condition 2003 Impala.
When attempting to switch functions from floor, or vents to defrost, not much change occurs to air flow. So my question is where is the door actuator that controls those functions? I have bought this actuator hoping its the correct one( ), but now I am reading that it is air or vacuum controlled, but I am not finding anything concrete in Google.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
September 17th, 2020, 9:44 PM
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You bought the electric blend door which controls hot/cold temperature blend, not the door which diverts air flow to various vent openings.
September 17th, 2020, 10:00 PM
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September 17th, 2020, 11:30 PM
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My crystal ball is out for repair.
Sounds like you're familiar with Google. Type in "Chevrolet part dealers" + your city.
I don't know what you need (if anything), because you haven't found the source of the problem. GM usually puts air handling behind the passenger kick panels. Vacuum is piped in from the engine intake. See if the actuator is getting any.
If you plan to do your own service, your son might appreciate the gift of a repair manual:
Sounds like you're familiar with Google. Type in "Chevrolet part dealers" + your city.
I don't know what you need (if anything), because you haven't found the source of the problem. GM usually puts air handling behind the passenger kick panels. Vacuum is piped in from the engine intake. See if the actuator is getting any.
If you plan to do your own service, your son might appreciate the gift of a repair manual:
September 18th, 2020, 7:53 AM
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My crystal ball is out for repair.
Sounds like you're familiar with Google. Type in "Chevrolet part dealers" + your city.
I don't know what you need (if anything), because you haven't found the source of the problem. GM usually puts air handling behind the passenger kick panels. Vacuum is piped in from the engine intake. See if the actuator is getting any.
If you plan to do your own service, your son might appreciate the gift of a repair manual:
Sounds like you're familiar with Google. Type in "Chevrolet part dealers" + your city.
I don't know what you need (if anything), because you haven't found the source of the problem. GM usually puts air handling behind the passenger kick panels. Vacuum is piped in from the engine intake. See if the actuator is getting any.
If you plan to do your own service, your son might appreciate the gift of a repair manual:
September 18th, 2020, 10:57 PM
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*shrugs* can't help them all.
Good luck finding someone to hold your hand.
Good luck finding someone to hold your hand.
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