06-10-2011, 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by myowneq
So here's an update.
I've been messing with the HVAC control panel. I have now lost all of the electrical controls to the panel. None of the four buttons work nor does the temp control. Neither do the illumination lights. And I still can't get the condensor to come on.
With everything hooked up, I can adjust the speed of the blower and the location (windshield, floor, dash). If I disconnect the double vacuum line, it goes straight to hot.
I went to Pull a Part and got a HVAC panel and I've got the exact same symptons on two different panels, one from a 2001 and another from a 2002.
I'm out of ideas unless I can understand what the wires coming out of the harness do.
There are 8 wires. brown (22 gauge), brown (18-20 gauge), white, black / white, gray, orange, blue, green. These are the bottom 8 wires on the Heater A/C Control Assembly.
Assumptions & figurations: (correct me if I'm wrong)
1) Ign brn is likely to be the 18-20 gauge wire. I should be reading 12v here.
2) Org is labeled Bat on the panel and goes to the left panel fuse block. 12v here too?
3) black / white is ground.
4) Other brn & gray are the interior lights and should be carrying 12v also with the interior lights turned up?
So what should I have on the white, green, & blue?
One other question I thought of on my trip to Pull A Part. If it is low on freon, would the computer turn this panel off?
Thanks,
Timothy
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i had an issue like this with my other alero. it once had an aftermarket remote start installed and somone put a scotchlock on the brown wire before it exited the firewall. just prior to buying the car the remote start was removed but wire repair never happend. hence i would have no heat unless i unplugged the controls. check and make sure you have all nessasary 12Vs going to your controls. also.. check fuses, make sure you didnt blow one on accident
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