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Old 07-21-2007, 07:29 AM
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2001 GT dual control, blowing hot on passagers side and cold on drivers side
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Re: AC Problems

If this is the manual dual zone and not automatic climate control check the refrigerant charge. A low charge will cause uneven cooling across the evaporator core. If that is good then you may have a flaky passenger side temperature control actuator.



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Re: AC Problems

Thanks, But I forgot to plug the actuator back in on the passage side.

Now I getting water under the dash, both sides of the car. I have taken the blower out and it had water in it. Any ideas?
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