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AC/Climate Control: cools down for about an hour and then warm air
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@Traction
Yeah, your may have a G89, they were phased out in '06 apparently, but if the car has up to rev L on the climate, then it only thros the error because the G89 isn't on the car. They seemed to make do without it, but the climate thinks it should be there, so flags the error.
These photos show the climate part number, mine is actually a Rev B, and then the error code.
Yeah, your may have a G89, they were phased out in '06 apparently, but if the car has up to rev L on the climate, then it only thros the error because the G89 isn't on the car. They seemed to make do without it, but the climate thinks it should be there, so flags the error.
These photos show the climate part number, mine is actually a Rev B, and then the error code.
@kanyewest
Yeah, i was thinking of doing the same, and see how it goes.
A quick read on other websites suggest that if there is any moisture within the A/C system, this can freeze causing a blockage, and ice on the outside of the pipes as well, until the A/C stops working, the blockage thaws, and then the A/C starts working again.
Yeah, i was thinking of doing the same, and see how it goes.
A quick read on other websites suggest that if there is any moisture within the A/C system, this can freeze causing a blockage, and ice on the outside of the pipes as well, until the A/C stops working, the blockage thaws, and then the A/C starts working again.
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