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Where is the cool actuator on a GMC Acadia?

Where is the cool actuator on a GMC Acadia?

I believe these are used on all Enclave, Traverse, Outlook, and Acadia for 2008 to 2012. The driver’s heat/cool actuator is under the ignition switch and the easiest (relatively speaking) to get to.

Why is my Acadia blend door actuator not working?

I’ve had two recent issues with my 2010 Acadia blend door actuators and I thought I’d share what I’ve learned. Issue #1: Last fall, the mode actuator for the defrost/dash/floor selector stopped working. Mine got stuck on the dash mode, but I assume it could get stuck on any of the modes.

Where is the HVAC fuse on a GMC Acadia?

After spending 2-3 hours swapping the passenger heat/cool actuator with the mode actuator, I realized that both of these actuators were functioning correctly. Turns out that all I needed to do was to pull the fuse and reset the HVAC. This took only 15 minutes. The fuse for HVAC is located under the glove box against the wheel well.

What is the part number for the GMC Acadia?

For the 2010 GMC Acadia do a search for part number T3983001 to see what they look like. I believe these are used on all Enclave, Traverse, Outlook, and Acadia for 2008 to 2012.

I believe these are used on all Enclave, Traverse, Outlook, and Acadia for 2008 to 2012. The driver’s heat/cool actuator is under the ignition switch and the easiest (relatively speaking) to get to.

I’ve had two recent issues with my 2010 Acadia blend door actuators and I thought I’d share what I’ve learned. Issue #1: Last fall, the mode actuator for the defrost/dash/floor selector stopped working. Mine got stuck on the dash mode, but I assume it could get stuck on any of the modes.

For the 2010 GMC Acadia do a search for part number T3983001 to see what they look like. I believe these are used on all Enclave, Traverse, Outlook, and Acadia for 2008 to 2012.

After spending 2-3 hours swapping the passenger heat/cool actuator with the mode actuator, I realized that both of these actuators were functioning correctly. Turns out that all I needed to do was to pull the fuse and reset the HVAC. This took only 15 minutes. The fuse for HVAC is located under the glove box against the wheel well.

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Ruth Doyle