I have been having issues with my 2010 Tahoe where I have been getting mostly hot/warm air coming out of the driver side, but not the passenger side. I have replaced the compressor and other things but still had the issue. I have been reading about replacing one of the actuators, but I was not sure which one I needed to replace, because it seemed like depending on the year of the Tahoe, they were in different spots. Also I wanted to know if anybody knew which part number I needed to order, because there were different models and prices if I loooked at it online. Thank you in advance for your help!
AC isssues on 2010 Tahoe
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Could be under charged or you could have a leak. I'd say get it evac and recharged using a professional ac machine
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Yea very possible.
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Good Morning IOS7682,
We are sorry to learn of the recent concerns regarding your Tahoe. We do see that you are seeking the help of other forum members, so we would like to offer our assistance to you. Our team will be able to take a look at your situation and hopefully reach a resolution on your behalf. If this is something that interests you, please send us a private message with your VIN, full contact information, current mileage, and preferred GM Certified dealer. Thank you and we look forward to your message.
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If the passenger side blows cold and driver hot, its a blend door problem. Plain and simple. They both draw cold air from the same place. Especially if the reset fixed it temporarily. Can't help on part number tho. On older models the drivers side temp actuator was under the kick panel on passenger side in front of the center console I believe.
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Yup, you have a blend door problem. If the 2010 is like the 2009 then you need this part: Heat Heater Dorman 604-106 Temperature HVAC Air Door Actuator GM Chevy 89018365.
They are $25 on ebay. Part is located in passenger footwell under stereo just above the carpet. Not hard to get to but one screw is a biotch. Good luck.
They are $25 on ebay. Part is located in passenger footwell under stereo just above the carpet. Not hard to get to but one screw is a biotch. Good luck.
Hello. My VIN# 1GNUCBE06AR145576
Ivan Santiago 954-805-4077
Current mileage: 200,252
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