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Old 05-15-2024, 05:05 PM
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Question Oscillating ventilation sound

Hi all,

I experience an oscillating ventilation sound. Every couple seconds pitch goes up, followed by going down shortly after. It stops if I put temp control all the way up or down.

AC switched off. AC control unit recently serviced.

I'd imagine it has to do with the cold / hot air mixing, faulty temp sensor or actuator?

Thanks
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if its one of the flappers you can open the trunk remove the plastic panel right at the cowl and watch the 5 motors. they shouldn't oscillate. if they are, its likely the motor over the temp sensor.

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Does it sound like “Luuuuuuke, I am your faaaather”?
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Originally Posted by 0luke1
Does it sound like “Luuuuuuke, I am your faaaather”?
It does! lmao
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Not less than three of these servo motors had to be replaced, all quite now
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