Got a new problem! (vents)
paulson
07-31-2005, 12:40 AM
Alright well I'm working with a 1996 Blazer that I've been trying to find the red connector that needs to be shorted out to get to reprogramming the keyless entry....
Anyways, I still haven't figured that out and now my vents aren't working... (only on floor and defrost, not coming out where I select them to)
What could I have unhooked or accidently moved while working near the trw box or under the steering column?
I'm assuming it is just a vacuum leak as the fan turns on and I can control fan speed and air does come out the defrost and floor...
I also need to know where to look for the vacuum lines on a 96 blazer... as I'm not sure.
I think I'm going to take the dash off tomorrow and look for that damn red connector before I start screwing anything else up....
thanks for any info!
Anyways, I still haven't figured that out and now my vents aren't working... (only on floor and defrost, not coming out where I select them to)
What could I have unhooked or accidently moved while working near the trw box or under the steering column?
I'm assuming it is just a vacuum leak as the fan turns on and I can control fan speed and air does come out the defrost and floor...
I also need to know where to look for the vacuum lines on a 96 blazer... as I'm not sure.
I think I'm going to take the dash off tomorrow and look for that damn red connector before I start screwing anything else up....
thanks for any info!
BlazerLT
07-31-2005, 12:59 AM
check all vacuum lines going to and from the engine.
They are easy to spot. You should also check out where the vacuum lines connect to the vent / defrost / heat selector behind the dash.
They are easy to spot. You should also check out where the vacuum lines connect to the vent / defrost / heat selector behind the dash.
paulson
07-31-2005, 01:02 AM
well what general area are they located in? I don't want to start screwing around with stuff and ruin something else in the process...
I'll take more of a look tomorrow...
I hope the dash is easy enough to take off, as I noticed it's got some torx or hex screws that need to be removed from the bottom as well...
I'll take more of a look tomorrow...
I hope the dash is easy enough to take off, as I noticed it's got some torx or hex screws that need to be removed from the bottom as well...
BlazerLT
07-31-2005, 01:04 AM
just look for rubber lines coming off of the intake and also running to the vacuum ball in the engine bay.
paulson
07-31-2005, 01:25 AM
Thanks for the info... Found the line running to the ball was broken... so I took the broken chunk off, and reattached the thing... vents didn't work at first, but once I started the vehicle then they worked perfectly!
So really, thank you for all your help :)
Now all I've gotta do is get the damn keyless entry working!
So really, thank you for all your help :)
Now all I've gotta do is get the damn keyless entry working!
s10blazerman4x4
07-31-2005, 01:38 AM
Did you replace the hose or just attach the unbroken piece?
paulson
07-31-2005, 01:44 AM
it was only about a 1/4th of an inch that had broken off... I'll get around to replacing the hose as it's definitely falling apart...
But obviously since it's so late I haven't had time to go about replacing the hose... and not only that but there aren't any car part stores open until monday
But obviously since it's so late I haven't had time to go about replacing the hose... and not only that but there aren't any car part stores open until monday
s10blazerman4x4
07-31-2005, 10:36 AM
I am lucky then i got both open to 9 where i live.
paulson
07-31-2005, 02:03 PM
Well when I posted that it was about 1 or 2 in the morning here so yeah, nothing was open :)
BlazerLT
07-31-2005, 11:06 PM
Thanks for the info... Found the line running to the ball was broken... so I took the broken chunk off, and reattached the thing... vents didn't work at first, but once I started the vehicle then they worked perfectly!
So really, thank you for all your help :)
Now all I've gotta do is get the damn keyless entry working!
Thank you for listening to me.
So really, thank you for all your help :)
Now all I've gotta do is get the damn keyless entry working!
Thank you for listening to me.
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