| ID | Status | Date | Year | Make | Model | Transmission Type | A/C Controls | Public/Private |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #15124 | Closed | 2007 | Chevy | Suburban 5.3L | public |
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To answer your last question from the comment section of calibrating HVAC system, I have auto climate controls |
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The most common issue that would cause your concern would be a damaged harness connector to the blower motor itself. Before doing anything else though you should confirm a couple of things. First listen to the blower motor to see if you can hear a change in the blower speed at the controls are turns up and down. Next listen for and visually inspect the fresh air door to make sure it is moving and there are no obstructions. Lastly with the ignition on and the blower set to high gently grasp the harness connector going into the blower motor and flex it to see if the blower motor will start spinning faster. |
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Ok so it was the blower which I replaced but the driver side is blowing all heat no matter the temperature I set |
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Perform a recalibration per our previous conversation in the comments section. If that does not correct the issue the driver’s temperature door actuator may be faulty. |
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No luck. Luckily I ordered a spare when I got the blower. |
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You may also want to try gently wiggling the harness connection at that actuator to see if it will start moving. I have seen the terminal get sprung after the actuator has been changed. https://sparkys-answers.com/2018/02/2006-chevrolet-silverado-drivers-temperature-door-erratic.html |