compdoc777
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- Joined
- April 5, 2004
- Messages
- 159
- Reaction score
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- City, State
- Cypress, TX
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 95 EB, 98 EB, 01 Exped EB
Here is a weird one. My A/C works fine with idling yet when I would get on the gas it would go warm or hot.
I noticed this happened after my wife ran the heater the other day. It could be a blend door problem.
Yet, I rat or mouse was living under my hood while the truck was parked for a year. Well, I took off the intake manifold today because I followed the hot line coming from intake manifold. Once I had the Intake manifold off I could see the wires that look like temp sensors right next to each other going into the thermostate housing. I found that the rat had chewed through the wires to the first sensor. So I sodiered the wires with new wires back together and checked for voltage. I also fixed that round tube looking thing the rat had chewed through that as well.
Now when I restarted the car after fixing the wires and that tube the A/C works perfectly. So I thinking the wires hung on until rencently one or two strands were still sending 9 volts to the sensor, but it broke and for some reason this sensor is right next to the hose that was getting so hot coming from the thermostate housing. Once the wires were connected again the hose was cool. So the sensor begin disconnected may have affected the water direction flow somehow. I know I have the climate control option not manual so I think the whole thing is computer controlled. I know when turn on the heater in my 95 EB I can see the little portioning valve open and close. Yet, the porition valve in the 98 EB is under near the belt accessory drive under on the motor under the air box. I tested it while the motor was running AC on or off heater on or off it never moved. So I though it was probably dead. I guess this was not the case as it seemed to operate again after I had the wires connected to the sensor again.
I noticed this happened after my wife ran the heater the other day. It could be a blend door problem.
Yet, I rat or mouse was living under my hood while the truck was parked for a year. Well, I took off the intake manifold today because I followed the hot line coming from intake manifold. Once I had the Intake manifold off I could see the wires that look like temp sensors right next to each other going into the thermostate housing. I found that the rat had chewed through the wires to the first sensor. So I sodiered the wires with new wires back together and checked for voltage. I also fixed that round tube looking thing the rat had chewed through that as well.
Now when I restarted the car after fixing the wires and that tube the A/C works perfectly. So I thinking the wires hung on until rencently one or two strands were still sending 9 volts to the sensor, but it broke and for some reason this sensor is right next to the hose that was getting so hot coming from the thermostate housing. Once the wires were connected again the hose was cool. So the sensor begin disconnected may have affected the water direction flow somehow. I know I have the climate control option not manual so I think the whole thing is computer controlled. I know when turn on the heater in my 95 EB I can see the little portioning valve open and close. Yet, the porition valve in the 98 EB is under near the belt accessory drive under on the motor under the air box. I tested it while the motor was running AC on or off heater on or off it never moved. So I though it was probably dead. I guess this was not the case as it seemed to operate again after I had the wires connected to the sensor again.