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First thing to check would be to make sure your coolant level is where it should be. Then check control box itself. It's quite easy to remove and it used to be cheap to replace. If you're good with a soldering iron, you may be able to repair it.
First thing to check would be to make sure your coolant level is where it should be. Then check control box itself. It's quite easy to remove and it used to be cheap to replace. If you're good with a soldering iron, you may be able to repair it.
It looks like that I have found the reason why it did not work.
I had to recalibrate the doors
I put the controllers in the shown position and pressed for 20 Sec the button below the finger.
Below the miles in the odometer was shown
AC 00
I had to wait til that information disappeared
And everything was fine
Regards
Last edited by sebringtom; Jul 12, 2021 at 05:39 AM.
It looks like that I have found the reason why it did not work.
I had to recalibrate the doors
I put the controllers in the shown position and pressed for 20 Sec the button below the finger.
Below the miles in the odometer was shown
AC 00
I had to wait til that information disappeared
And everything was fine
Regards
Hi I never heard of recalibrating the doors. I wonder if this will work for me. The guy i bought the car from used to reach behind the glove department and turn something in order for him to go from heat to ac. But now that it’s set on heat the only thing I can control is the fan.
Sebring 2001 Check/Remove Blend Door Actuator
