How to fix clicking noise with AC on behind glove compartment?
How to fix clicking noise with AC on behind glove compartment?
86 people found this helpful. bad relay,drop glove box down,you will see the clips on both sides on it they rubber,easy to drop,turn ac on feel the relays to find clicking one,replace.is a dealer only part,all relays are.go to salvage yard ,get one. 114 people found this helpful.
Is there a knocking noise in the glove compartment?
When I turn on the a.c., there is a knocking noise that sounds like it is under and back of the glove compartment area. This is a pre-owned car and I keep having to replace parts.
Are there any actuators behind the glove box?
There are 3 actuators, 2 behind glove box and 1 behind stereo, turn car on and while clicking see if you can feel if it is either one behind glove box. Good site http://www.howtoalmanac.com/Scott/HowTo/10- 09-06ImpalaDashClickingSound.htm If it is the one behind stereo it is much more difficult to replace.
Where does the clicking come from on a GM Truck?
The clicking starts when I crank the truck up and last about 15-20 seconds.I hear the same clicking when I turn the truck off and it lasts about the same time.Like I said it is coming from behind the glove box above the heater core.The heater core has not shown me signs of it being bad,no leaking,and no foggy windows.
When I turn on the a.c., there is a knocking noise that sounds like it is under and back of the glove compartment area. This is a pre-owned car and I keep having to replace parts.
Why does my car make a knocking noise?
What do you think the knocking sound is? Behind the glove box is the cabin air filter, blower motor and AC mode actuators. Any of the mode control actuators, such as the blend or mode actuators, can cause the knocking noise when the gears inside them fail.
The clicking starts when I crank the truck up and last about 15-20 seconds.I hear the same clicking when I turn the truck off and it lasts about the same time.Like I said it is coming from behind the glove box above the heater core.The heater core has not shown me signs of it being bad,no leaking,and no foggy windows.
Why does my AC make a grinding noise when I turn it on?
Pulley: If the compressor pulley bearings are failing, they can make noises, generally a grinding, roaring or squealing noise. Belt: If the serpentine belt is worn, it can slip when the compressor engages, causing noises. Idler Pulley: It’s possible that the noise is actually from the idler pulley if its bearings are failing.
