Questions & Answers for: 2004 suburban driver blows hot

2004 chevy subarban blows cold air on one side hot air on other side we turn a/c on and cold air comes out of drivers side vents but hot air out of passenger side. i was a GM mechanic for many years, ...

2004 suburban rear a/c only blows hot air rear ac only blows hot air through both roof and floor vents and whether it is set on automatic or manually controlled. when i first start it up, it will blow

2004 chevrolet suburban AC blows hot/cold at same time Front A/C blows hot air on the driver's side while blowing cold air on the passenger's side. You need to replace the drivers side temp actuator ...

...air blow cold, but driver side air blows heat,not ambient, but very hot air. There is probably a temperature blend door in the duct-work under the dash that is inoperable or stuck in the heat

...hot 2005 Suburban A/C works fine but the drivers side vents start off cold then turn to hot within a few seconds while rear a/c and passenger side vents continue to blow cold. Sounds like the vent ...

2004 suburban, when the ac is on it blows hot on pass side i have 2004 suburban, when the ac is on it blows cold on drivers side and hot on passengers. Where do I start? Any suggestions. sounds like a

...2004 chevy suburban - have your aircondition dye tested and they will know where its leaking from this problem is caused by the failure of the temperature control blend door acuator in most cases, ...

...side blows cold air. 2004 Suburban air conditioner blows hot air to the dirver side but cold air to the passenger. This does not happen all the time but has occurred several times this last

...driver's side actuator? Had same problem on my 04 Suburban. Dealer's service dept said the passenger side temp sensor was defective causing the driver side actuator to continuously search. ...

...Suburban, Yukon XL Repair! Heating and AC Temperature and Air Delivery Mode Door ... repairpal.com > Problems > Chevrolet > Tahoe Driver/passenger air vents blow hot then cold when using A/C. Back to ...