You replied to Fiero+Solstice about his Temperature Control Problem, with "There's a TSB for this". I am having this problem and I was wondering what a TSB is?
Thanks
Big TJ
Air/Heater Control Failure
My 2006 Solstice (build #37) encountered this failure. With the Air Conditioner on with the Temperature Control turned to Max Cold (to the left), the Air Conditioner worked. Moving the Temperature Control just one click (to the right), max HEAT, no air, was provided. The service invoice stated, "31714 found feed back voltage from temp actuator was out of range. Added 68 ohm resistor to ckt 1688 behind hvac control module per doc 2199072. Hvac temp control working properly at this time."
Labor was extensive, as the dash needed to be pulled, etc.
Has anyone else had this issue?
Of course my car is out of warranty. There is no current recall.
Labor was extensive, as the dash needed to be pulled, etc.
Has anyone else had this issue?
Of course my car is out of warranty. There is no current recall.
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Thanks
Big TJ
Yes, I just changed out the battery and this Same Temperature Control Problem started.My 2006 Solstice (build #37) encountered this failure. With the Air Conditioner on with the Temperature Control turned to Max Cold (to the left), the Air Conditioner worked. Moving the Temperature Control just one click (to the right), max HEAT, no air, was provided. The service invoice stated, "31714 found feed back voltage from temp actuator was out of range. Added 68 ohm resistor to ckt 1688 behind hvac control module per doc 2199072. Hvac temp control working properly at this time."
Labor was extensive, as the dash needed to be pulled, etc.
Has anyone else had this issue?
Of course my car is out of warranty. There is no current recall.
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