2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee "climate control system working" Questions

climate control panel? the heater core is removable from the climate control unit. The climate contriol unit has to be removed to replace it. The A/C system must be evacuated and lines removed as well

climate system. a common problem ( mine did it too ) is the blower control relay, under the glove box and behind. it requires taking out the glove box, buying a relay and installing it. unfortunately,

...fuse has been replaced and made no difference.I have the automatic climate control system. check for battery voltage and good ground at fan electrical connector. If both are ok then fan motor is

...climate control system is started. For both heat and air-conditioning. this fan is controlled by a fan relay, located under the dash. Most likely replacing that relay will solve your problem. Go to ...

...c usually works better from a cold start. I have read online that the problem is sometimes the A/C climate control switch? Thanks for your help, Jodi the bleand air doors in the hvac system prob ...

...climate control for the heating system. passenger side has heat, drivers side is just blowing out cold air???????????????? hi your blend doors are faulty, the dealer will quote you arond £800 to ...

...climate control. adjusting temp has no affect heat works on drivers side passenger blows cold air Did you check your coolant level or was it low and you added to it at some point? If so the system my ...

climate control opted car there are 4 motors. (blends) recirc, mode and driver /passenger blend. complex that is. and at least 3 systems used, (options) best is: did you ever hear of FSM , the factory

...climate control system it defaule to the defrost position so you can see out the window. this can be a pretty tough job, the whole dash may have to come off. unless you well versed in automotive ...

...climate control. I have a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited, so I feel your pain. There is a way to cycle the blend door, in case it's stuck, but I don't remember what the button pressing procedures ...