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Troubleshooting constant "heater on" condition

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Old 12-01-2009, 11:15 AM
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Many thanks for taking the time to come back and document the fix. Too many threads just fade into oblivion.

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great cause im going thru the same thing now.Great info and diagrams.
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I could really use some help in this area fellas the solenoid that controls vacuum to the heater control valve is losing power intermittently causing the air to get hot for a couple seconds then it gets its power back and air is cold again. Anyone ever seen/heard of this? What sends power to these solenoid? Please help.
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Originally Posted by Justin McMickens
I could really use some help in this area fellas the solenoid that controls vacuum to the heater control valve is losing power intermittently causing the air to get hot for a couple seconds then it gets its power back and air is cold again. Anyone ever seen/heard of this? What sends power to these solenoid? Please help.
Sorry for updating an old thread, but maybe this is useful for someone else too. Power to the Hvac/Resirc valve comes directly from the CCU. See the following thread for the schematics and look at IC8 and IC4 that controls it, sounds like one of them is faulty.

https://rennlist.com/forums/924-931-...chematics.html



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