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Question: front ac blows hot air rear blows cold
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just recently my denali started blowing hot air out of the front vents,while the rear was still blowing cold air. Is there an easy fix for this?
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Visitor, May 27, 2010, 11:29I have the same year, same model, and now the same exact problem!
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Visitor, June 05, 2010, 07:13Replyvery interesting, i have 2003 gmc yukon denali. The passenger side started blowing warm air. Drivers side and rear air all blow cold. Have you found any answers???
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Visitor, June 05, 2010, 22:23Replyi have the same problem except it in a 1999 mercurey villager
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Visitor, July 02, 2010, 13:57ReplyAmerican made garbage. Should have bought foreign!
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Visitor, July 18, 2010, 04:11I also have this problem. I asked the dealership about it, and they wanted a $70 diagnostic fee to look at it. They said they $70 would be credited to me on the repair bill if I decided to have them fix it. But, I don't wanna pay for them to guess if they cant find out for sure. Will anyone's dealer give them a free look/ advice?
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OBSdenali, July 18, 2010, 04:26Reply
EnthusiastMy post above. Just signed up to receive emails if anyone else has any input. :)
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OBSdenali July 18, 2010, 04:36Reply
EnthusiastMy post above. Just signed up to receive emails if anyone else has any input. :)
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Visitor, July 19, 2010, 12:57I have a 2004 GMC Yukon XL that the front blows cool air then it gets hot and goes back. The back air is working great, but it is a separate unit. The dealer recharged the system 2 weeks ago for $140 and now it is back today because it just isn't right. It has to have something to to with the compressor kicking in or a relay. I still have an extended warranty on it and they need to figure out why this is happening so it can be covered and repaired or replaced.
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Visitor, July 28, 2010, 07:44ReplyI am having same problem. Not the fan motor cause we replaced it, not circuit board cause we replace it. Please let me know what works for you before I get rid of this thing.
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readbofm July 27, 2010, 09:05Reply
RookieI have a Buick Lesabre that blows cold on the passenger side, and hot on the drivers side.
I would like to follow this question it may be related to my Buick issue
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straw August 05, 2010, 07:13
RookieI wish I had the answer I have a 1999 Yukon Denali and the exact thing is happening to me. Warm in front, cool in back. Please post any answers as I would like to know as well.
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Visitor, November 01, 2010, 06:41Replya/c is working fine. sounds like the diverter door is remaining open allowing the fan to blow air through the heater core. this door is often controlled by engine vac or and electric door motor closing device. A good mech at the dealer should have found this.
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kelliup August 17, 2010, 20:37
RookieMy 04 silverado starts off cold on both sides then sometimes the driver side vents will blow hot air. when we stop and turn off truck and start it up and it is fine again. Could it be the thermostat for that side not working??? anyone have any answers for this problem?
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Visitor, June 15, 2011, 11:00Replydid you ever find out what was going on with your silverado cause i have the exact same problem with yukon.
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Visitor, August 26, 2010, 13:39Replythe door that moves from heater core to ac evap is either broke or the motor is not working properly. Very rarley does the orfice stop up on the front ac. Feel to th back of the dryer and see if it is cold or if you can see condensasition dripping on the ground up front behind the right front tire. If it is cold or the dryer/accumulater is cold , it is the door or motor problem
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Visitor, December 14, 2010, 06:37Replyi have the sma problem with a 2007 chryler aspen bought it 2 months ago all they said was sorry at the dealer you have drive train warranty but not for that bought it in the summer so didint try heater when i bought it screwed now
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Mr.Electric June 25, 2011, 11:48Reply
EnthusiastI recently worked on an 05 Tahoe with a similar problem. Maybe the same problem. It was cold out and the heat would not work in the front only. Turned out that the blend door motor was dead. It is under the glove box at the passengers feet. A small servo motor that turns hot and cold air valve in the heater box. I pulled the small flat motor off and noticed the shaft was jammed and would not turn when i moved the temperature selector knob from hot to cold. I reached in and turned the air valve with my finger and verified that it was not stuck. Customer replaced the motor himself and everything is working now.
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