2001 Dodge Dakota "replace ac control switch 2003" Questions

...ac voltage in battery and alternator out put,,,headlight switch would be next to check or replace I had a similar situation where the lights would flicker on low beams but were okay on high beams. ...

What else can I do or check? 2003 Chevy Impala w/dual zone heat/AC. The fan stopped working in speed 1 adn 2. Do I need to replace the switch? Are you talking about blower motor fan or a/c cooling fan

...failure. I have replaced alot of theses myself. low pressure switch maybe causing this or the actual ac/heater control. it may also be a relay issue its hard to say without more diagnostic

...control panel, still the same issue. the dealer recently replaced the ac compressor that failed....they claim these are not related incidents. any ideas please If it is a mechanical switch that you ...

...AC button like I did in the process.  It flew off some where under the passenger seat.  I'll find it sometime before summer.  Ha. replace the knob, this doesnt have some valve you ...

AC blower does not turn on with system control but will run hooked directly to battery You have a bad blower switch pull out climate control,parts available at dealer HOW TO REPLACE 2003 SABLE BLOWER ...

...AC CONTROL SWITCH ONLY WORKS ON 5 Try replacing the fan resistor. change the A/C resistor module underneath the passenger side glove box. I paid approx. $50 at Napa for this part and fixed it myself. ...

ac vents. Do you think the switch could be bad or something else? If so, could you please tell me the name of the switch and where to find information on replacing it? Thanks James I HAD THE SAME PROB

...replace the heater/ac flow controller on my 03 elantra? how can i remove and replace the heater/ac flow controller from my 03 elantra. the air only blows thru the front vents and it seems like the ...

...ac wont blow air the auto control panel lights up and looks like its working, but nothing. I tryed the relay and nothing. Is this the blower motor or the heater control switch? That sound like you ...