dual climate/blown fuse

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i cant adjust my climate controls they are both stuck on max heat i replaced a blown fuse from under the hood fuse 10 its red the first fuse only the driver side climate started to work i was able to adjust it the passenger side still stuck on max heat but after driving for a while it stopped working both on max heat again i cheked the fuse and it was blown again :confused: what could be causing this?
 
Search for other threads relating to this. Sounds like Dual Climate Control Valve. Thats what I needed to replace, and it blew the fuse when it went. Search DCCV
 
Really? On the 1st Gen, it just doesn't let you control heat when it goes.. Like you can move the therm up and down but the heat stays at 90*..

If I read it right, the unit itself won't go up or down..
 
Really? On the 1st Gen, it just doesn't let you control heat when it goes.. Like you can move the therm up and down but the heat stays at 90*..

If I read it right, the unit itself won't go up or down..

i can move the therm up or down but the heat stays at 90* keep in mind the driver side started working but after driving the car it blow the fuse again
 
Search for other threads relating to this. Sounds like Dual Climate Control Valve. Thats what I needed to replace, and it blew the fuse when it went. Search DCCV

Dual Climate Control Valve where is it located and how can i tell if its not working? how much did it cost you? is there a DIY for this?
 
i cant adjust my climate controls they are both stuck on max heat i replaced a blown fuse from under the hood fuse 10 its red the first fuse only the driver side climate started to work i was able to adjust it the passenger side still stuck on max heat but after driving for a while it stopped working both on max heat again i cheked the fuse and it was blown again :confused: what could be causing this?

It's the DCCV. The passenger side solenoid is shorted internally. The DCCV will have to be replaced (cleaning it won't fix this).
 
it was the DCCV i replaced it myself climate controls are working fine now i thought it was gonna be a "total pita" but it was easy took me about 20 mins

PS no need to take off the top rad hose just waste of time and coolant
 
the dual climate controls are working now but the service brake light still comes on from time to time it there a way to reset it?
 
heres a picture of the beast Picture 015.jpg

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the dual climate controls are working now but the service brake light still comes on from time to time it there a way to reset it?

Well, if it comes up from time to time, instead of staying on all the time, it is being reset from time to time. Normally, it will self reset after you apply and release it a time or two and turn the key off and then back on.

The service parking brake light can be triggered by a weak battery or by a short in the climate control such as from a bad DCCV.
 

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