2006 INFINITI G35 Loud clicking noise from right side of dash board
Loud clicking noise from right side of dash board
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I have a loud clicking noise from right side of dash board. When I change modes for the A/C it goes away for awhile. Also goes away when I turn off A/C. Is there some sort of door control that directs air from floor to air?
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The heater controls have several little electric motors that operate the heater control doors behind the dash to direst air to the floor/windscreen/enter vents. One may have become detached from the blend door or the blend door may have jammed.
I appreciate that. Same sort of thing I am thinking. Does dash have to come out to fix this problem and, if so, what kind of price could I expect for the repair?
The motors that operate the blend doors are all accessible without major disassemble the blend doors are actually inside the heater box. Its better to get things checked out before assuming the worst but disassemble of the heater box require dash disassemble, draining the cooling system and evacuating the air conditioning system.
I just looked to see if there were any recalls or technical service bulletins from Nissan/Infinity to see if there was any recognized faults but there are none listed.
I appreciate that. Same sort of thing I am thinking. Does dash have to come out to fix this problem and, if so, what kind of price could I expect for the repair?
The motors that operate the blend doors are all accessible without major disassemble the blend doors are actually inside the heater box. Its better to get things checked out before assuming the worst but disassemble of the heater box require dash disassemble, draining the cooling system and evacuating the air conditioning system. I just looked to see if there were any recalls or technical service bulletins from Nissan/Infinity to see if there was any recognized faults but there are none listed.