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Test Description

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The numbers below refer to the step numbers on the diagnostic table.

  1. 4)  -. The HVAC control module is inoperative when the module does not respond to an operator control request.
  2. 5)  - If the condition does not occur when an A/C request has been made then you must bypass the A/C performance test procedures.
  3. 6)  - These actions are the enable criteria for the A/C compressor to operate. Ambient air temperature must be above 3°C (38°F) in order for this A/C compressor test to be run.
  4. 7)  - Performing the Air Conditioning System Performance Test ensures that the A/C system is operating properly for further testing.
  5. 9)  - If no condition found with all conditions listed then compare door travel to known good vehicle.
  6. 15)  - The voltage will vary between 0-5 volts during normal operation. Ensure to observe the air temperature actuator driveshaft and the volt meter when jumping the control circuit with 5 volt reference and the ground circuits. The air temperature actuator and the HVAC control assembly connectors must be connected during this step.
Fig 1: Too Hot In Vehicle Diagnosis (Steps 1-8)
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Fig 2: Too Hot In Vehicle Diagnosis (Steps 9-15)
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Fig 3: Too Hot In Vehicle Diagnosis (Steps 16-25)
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