drewcwsj

Ok here is a weird one. Last night when I started the car my climate control was completely dead. When I opened the glove box it came to life. When I shut the glove box it died again. I think it may be a short.

wrinkledpants

I think there is a big grounding junction right behind the glove box. At least, that's what it looked like when I had the heater fan out a few days ago.

Brit6

Could be blower motor or resistor that controls the fans as well.

69gaugeman

No resistors in this one. Uses transistors to control speed. I know because I adapted one to use on the 928. The only connection to the Climate control is two wires for a PWM signal. Everything is otherwise connected to battery, ground directly (through a fuse, of course).

drewcwsj

It is not a blower problem - the entire system was dead - no fan, no display, no backlight for the buttons. Looks like it must be a lose power or ground wire.

drewcwsj

The problem is back but now the display is completely dead. If i open the glove box the fan comes on in high speed but the climate display stays dark. Looks like it is off to the dealer.

drewcwsj

I have my trim tool set coming from Amazon today so tonight I will attempt to get the climate module out again. I'm betting a connector came loose.

drewcwsj

Just got the call from the dealer - they claim that the climate control module failed - $670 ouch

Brit6

Regulator I meant:

http://www.autoatlanta.com/tinyresul...pn=95557234102