1999-00 models use cables to actuate the temperature door and recirculation doors. 2001-05 models use actuators instead of cables.In your car model its cables ,as you have mentioned that cables are intact.For all parts disassembly and assembly procedure.Please click on the link below:---- http://technoanswers.blogspot.com/2011/03/how-to-replace-blend-door-on-1999.html -------------- This should help.Keep updated.Thanks.Helpmech.
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You can not just replace the gear, you must replace the entire control head. I assume you have this out of the car or loose from the dash. This part may no longer be available from the dealer so you may need to find a used one, You can do this by doing a goggle used part search, lots of sites will come up. Below is an example of one site that can help to locate used parts.
http://www.autopartsinc.com/Chrysler.html
Just to confirm this is the climate control head in the dash you broke correct? Please let me know ASAP. Thanks
Hello. you must remove the entire dash to service the blend door, the gear broke because the door has warped and it is stuck, a common problem with all blend doors. You will absolutely need a factory service manual and a full set of hand tools and great deal of mechanical experience to do this job, if you want to attempt it you can subscribe to a site that can provide all the factory repair manuals as well as repair tip and factory bulletins for your car, if you are interested the URL to the site is www.alldatadiy.com
I can only estimate the repair cost, but based on other similar repairs the cost will be around $1000.00 depending on local hourly labor rates which very widely, the east and west coasts are the highest.
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Hi, my recommendation would be to check the yellow pages under automobile used parts and call the salvage yards in your area. The guys there usually know what vehicles would have the same part, but my manual says the following vehicles are relatively compatible:
Breeze, Cirrus, Sebring Convertible and Sedan, Stratus Sedan, 1999-2005 If you cannot find one at a wrecking yard, try ebay. Thanks for using FixYa.
Hi, I'm sorry for the delay, I was working in the field today. Hopefully another expert was able to help you in my absence. If not, here is the procedure for accessing the blend door, with my apologies. It's behind the control panel. The trim pulls straight off, revealing the control panel screws. Remove the control panel, and you should see the blend door actuator. Place the ignition key in the OFF position before removing control module.
Remove the trim bezel Remove the cluster hood bezel retaining screws in the trim bezel opening.
Pry up the cluster hood bezel a few inches to expose the cubby bin/cigar lighter bezel screws.
Remove the cubby bin/cigar lighter bezel and wiring.
Remove the control module retaining screws.
Remove the control module and disconnect the wire connectors.
Release the temperature control cable retaining clip from the top of the control module. Retain the clip for future use. Then disconnect the temperature control cable.
Disconnect cable at A/C housing.
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Fig. Side view of the control head and cable location. 1.
Footwell/defrost flap cable-2. Air distribution cable-3. Temperature
control flap cable
Fig. Temperature flap cable location and adjustment
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The picture you provided doesn't show how to get access to the door or gear for replacement.
I do not have it out. Having trouble with getting access to remove it. Do you know how to access this?
No, it is the gear that turns the blend door inside attached to the duct work
Do you know how much it will cost for a professional mechanic to repair?
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