Second, yes if you blower is turning off and on, give the housing under the dash a good whack. If it comes back on, replace the blower fan.
Muddy, did you have to replace yours?
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Second, yes if you blower is turning off and on, give the housing under the dash a good whack. If it comes back on, replace the blower fan.
Thank again EPA overeach. Trucks made for the US market have "limited" interior cooling programming, to "suggest and advance lower home cooling and energy use". Regardless of how low you set the temperature setting, you get a "modulated" response. Meanwhile, trucks exported to Dubai put ice on the windows.Then, since the CCM is delivered "asleep" (according to the technicians) I had to pay someone to program it.
Follow-up. Bought the CCM. Replaced it. Had to remove the middle dash panel and the CD player and APIC (nav/radio/etc.). The CCM is mounted under the dash behind the APIC. Then, since the CCM is delivered "asleep" (according to the technicians) I had to pay someone to program it. A/C now works again. Posting for reference in case anyone looks up what to do when their A/C quits blowing.
@Michael McC What made you decide to replace the CCM instead of throwing other parts at it? Just curious cause I wouldn't have suspected a module - not that I know anything about cars. In addition, did you figure out on your own how to take apart the dash or did you find a YouTube video or how to somewhere?Follow-up. Bought the CCM. Replaced it. Had to remove the middle dash panel and the CD player and APIC (nav/radio/etc.). The CCM is mounted under the dash behind the APIC. Then, since the CCM is delivered "asleep" (according to the technicians) I had to pay someone to program it. A/C now works again. Posting for reference in case anyone looks up what to do when their A/C quits blowing.