04 H2 blows hot everywhere all the time
#1
04 H2 blows hot everywhere all the time
I've seen SOME threads relating to my issue, but specifically, mine blows hot all the time and from all vents. The fan speed seems fine and I can change from floor to defrost to ac vents. A/C system checks ok. Had 1 mechanic tell me I had to take to a GM dealer and get re calibrated. Took to a GM dealer and gave them the printout. The GM dealer called me back and said all of the actuators need replaced ($ 2,350.00).
I don't know much about these, but sounds funny that I would need ALL actuators replaced , when most of the functions are ok. Am I all wet? And...I have had the battery in and out prior to this happening while I replaced the radio. I have tried a couple techniques of re-calibrating the system pulling fuses, shutting door, restarting etc....to no avail. Anyone care to take a stab or point me to a thread I have missed?
At the end of the day, I won't pay 2,350.00 to get it fixed. And I'm not quite sure their diagnosis will be the fix anyway, unless someone can tell me it is the fix.
I don't know much about these, but sounds funny that I would need ALL actuators replaced , when most of the functions are ok. Am I all wet? And...I have had the battery in and out prior to this happening while I replaced the radio. I have tried a couple techniques of re-calibrating the system pulling fuses, shutting door, restarting etc....to no avail. Anyone care to take a stab or point me to a thread I have missed?
At the end of the day, I won't pay 2,350.00 to get it fixed. And I'm not quite sure their diagnosis will be the fix anyway, unless someone can tell me it is the fix.
#2
That GM STEALER is trying to rob you blind. The couple of lower ones can be replaced in about 20 to 30 minutes each. The top one on the passenger side is a bear but still only a couple of hours at most. The blend door actuators cost around $50 to $100 each depending on which one it is.
Take it somewhere else. The odds of them all failing at once ar slim to none. You would have noticed if one was failed as it you would have had hot on one side cold on the other. That stealership has some crooks on staff did they at least offer you some lube or a reach around??
Take it somewhere else. The odds of them all failing at once ar slim to none. You would have noticed if one was failed as it you would have had hot on one side cold on the other. That stealership has some crooks on staff did they at least offer you some lube or a reach around??
#3
That GM STEALER is trying to rob you blind. The couple of lower ones can be replaced in about 20 to 30 minutes each. The top one on the passenger side is a bear but still only a couple of hours at most. The blend door actuators cost around $50 to $100 each depending on which one it is.
Take it somewhere else. The odds of them all failing at once ar slim to none. You would have noticed if one was failed as it you would have had hot on one side cold on the other. That stealership has some crooks on staff did they at least offer you some lube or a reach around??
Take it somewhere else. The odds of them all failing at once ar slim to none. You would have noticed if one was failed as it you would have had hot on one side cold on the other. That stealership has some crooks on staff did they at least offer you some lube or a reach around??
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I would. especially if they can find your issue. I bought one a few weeks ago. it was worth it just for the PCM flash on my 03. it got rid of an annoying kick I had when down shifting. I thought it was slack in my driveline but it was actually my PCM programming was original. they had corrected the issues in later firmware updates.
you can check here https://tis2web.service.gm.com/tis2web/ to see if maybe there is an update that might mention anything about your symptoms. but that's just the flashing part of the tech2 scanner. the tool itself can diagnose and actually test and recalibrate the actuators. and tons of other parts.
you can check here https://tis2web.service.gm.com/tis2web/ to see if maybe there is an update that might mention anything about your symptoms. but that's just the flashing part of the tech2 scanner. the tool itself can diagnose and actually test and recalibrate the actuators. and tons of other parts.
Last edited by bronxteck; 07-13-2019 at 09:24 PM.