Ac prob

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Asked by Dougs80flt Aug 09, 2018 at 09:49 PM about the 2004 Chevrolet Tahoe Z71 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Ac will go from cold to hot on its own and usely on drivers side only if I turn off
engine and restart comes back cold

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Either "blending vent " or selector switch .. The directional vents (blending vents) are under the dash ,,, with the engine running you should hear a noise when you change the vent setting. The vent actuators are vacuum controlled through the knob you use to set the direction/function This knob uses both current and vacuum directional ports to send the signals to the actuators ... over the years some of the seals (O rings) become brittle and even crack ,, this causes partial and sometimes no control of the directional vents ... Your problem could be a number of things but I would start at the control knob before going under the dash

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