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08-29-2005, 09:25 PM
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heater selector and cooling fan Problems
the fan speed selector works. My cold/hot lever works. But my vent selctor and a/c does not work. Do I need to buy a whole new part or is the a chip located somewere likt the toyota have?
I have another problem too. My cooling fan will not kick on. I have tested the fan itself and it works. Is it conected to the same sensor temp sensor as my temp guage? I pulled the relay from my other cavalier and tried that, and no change. Yes I like cavaliers. I have a 88 and a 92, I did have a 90. I gave the 90 to my sister who thrashed it. I prefere the cav over hondas do to its fuel economy is better and less cav are stolen than hondas. 
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08-30-2005, 12:47 AM
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Re: heater selector and cooling fan Problems
check the vaccum line behind your HVAC head, and see if that came undone.
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08-31-2005, 07:07 AM
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Re: heater selector and cooling fan Problems
They didnt work on my 89 when i got it either, found on the back side of the dash control, where the hoses gather into a round rubber piece, it had came loose due to one of those barbed washers that are perssed on coming loose and allowing a vac leak, pressed washer back on, put some epoxy behind the washer and no more problem
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