When did my 2004 Silverado 4×4 start blowing heat?
When did my 2004 Silverado 4×4 start blowing heat?
Around 75,000 miles my 2004 1500 EXT Silverado 4×4 was blowing heat from driver and passenger side regardless of the settings. Took it into the dealership they replaced the fan clutch for $341.17 on 1/8/07. Now today I noticed the driver side has A/C but the passenger side is blowing hot again.
What’s the temperature on a Chevy Silverado truck?
You can turn the temperature on both to coolest setting. You reach across and feel the air coming from the vent on the passenger side its cool. The drivers side is screaming hot. Any ideas? Truck is a 2003 1500HD LT Silverado 4×4.
Why is my AC not working on my Silverado?
When I turn on AC, both sides will blow cold for a few minutes and if I hit a small bump in the road, the driver’s side will turn to extremely hot heat and I have to turn off the engine to reset it and it goes back to cold air until I hit another bump in the road.
Why does my GMC Sierra not blow cold air?
My 95 GMC Serrea AC will not blow cold air. The pressure is right in the system. The compressor run right. The air does get colder when running at freeway speeds but warms up at lower speeds. Similar problem in GMC Sierra was solved by replacing the A/C control module in the dash.
Why is my Chevy Silverado 1500 heater not working?
Learn if it’s a simple fix or time to seek out a trusted technician. Not your vehicle? Why Isn’t My Heater Working? What are common reasons my Chevrolet Silverado 1500 has heater problems?
Around 75,000 miles my 2004 1500 EXT Silverado 4×4 was blowing heat from driver and passenger side regardless of the settings. Took it into the dealership they replaced the fan clutch for $341.17 on 1/8/07. Now today I noticed the driver side has A/C but the passenger side is blowing hot again.
Why does my Chevy Silverado blow hot air on one side?
This article applies to the Chevrolet Silverado (1999-Present). Does your Silverado blow hot air on one side and cold air on the other? If you have dual zone controls you may have run into this problem before. There is a way to fix this if you’re patient and willing to troubleshoot your way through it.
You can turn the temperature on both to coolest setting. You reach across and feel the air coming from the vent on the passenger side its cool. The drivers side is screaming hot. Any ideas? Truck is a 2003 1500HD LT Silverado 4×4.