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1999 Chevy s10 Blazer ?
hi guys ! I have a 99 Chevy s10 Blazer and I have to change the blend door actuator ! it is the automatic climate control ! how do I calibrate the new actuator ? do I just unhook the battery or what ? thanks guys !
4 Answers
- thebax2006Lv 72 years agoFavorite Answer
I did blend door actuators on my 1999 and 2001 Grand Prix and they worked fine with out messing around. I just disconnected the old actuator, unscrewed it and put the new after market actuator in. When I replaced the blend door actuator on my 2000 Bonneville it would constantly go from cold and back to hot and back to cold again. I tried finding a program to re-initialize it on a Tech II and for 2000 Bonneville's there was no program for the actuators. I ended up holding the battery cables together for a minute after removing them from the battery and was surprised that did the trick.
Source(s): Mitsubishi Master Tech - Andy CLv 72 years ago
Doing any repair that involves the electrical system with a disconnected battery is a good idea if you don't want to get jolted by some circuit your fingers brush.
No idea, but starting at 0 seems a good place to start.
- Anonymous2 years ago
Get a service manual.
