What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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I used my new tech2 to keep the throttle open so I can clean the gunk that was sticking up the throttle blade. Also found some body codes, one of which I will have to keep my eye on. It was part of the HVAC and an airflow sensor. Also replaced the drivers seatback a/c and heater blower, because it wasn't working as good as the new seat bottom I replaced recently.
 

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I used my new tech2 to keep the throttle open so I can clean the gunk that was sticking up the throttle blade. Also found some body codes, one of which I will have to keep my eye on. It was part of the HVAC and an airflow sensor. Also replaced the drivers seatback a/c and heater blower, because it wasn't working as good as the new seat bottom I replaced recently.
what were the hvac codes? if you run the calibration and then check for open codes if there is something wrong it will tell you the code
 

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Air control sensor 9, or something like that. I cleared it and will see if it comes back. As far as I know, it's been working as it's supposed to
There are several small temp sensors inside the air ducts that monitor the air temperature & control the actuators in conjunction with the external sensors in the headliner (the ones that look like little microphones) when set to automatic mode. fun stuff I had a crash course lol you have to pull panels off to access them but there easy to test if one fails. you just connect a meter to the pins and then hit the sensor with a hair dryer and watch to see if the ohm's change or not.
 
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I used my new tech2 to keep the throttle open so I can clean the gunk that was sticking up the throttle blade. Also found some body codes, one of which I will have to keep my eye on. It was part of the HVAC and an airflow sensor. Also replaced the drivers seatback a/c and heater blower, because it wasn't working as good as the new seat bottom I replaced recently.
Good idea using the Tech2 to hold the throttle open while you clean it. It's otherwise a pain holding it open with one hand and cleaning with the other.

Under what menus did you find this?

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