UNIQ-Import
04-23-2009, 06:25 AM
Hi All.
Just faced a (new) problem with our 2003 H2.
I took a long ride, and parked the car. There was no problem at all.
After parking 2-3 days, I was ready to drive back.
As soon as I started the car, the clima was pumping ice cold air at full speed to the cabine.
I have not bil touching the clima control panel.
I drove home, feeezing my a.. off.
Today, I have bin trying to locate the problem. It seem, that nomather if I put it on auto or defreeze window, it keep on blowing ice cold air at full speed. If setting the temperature to 32? C. (max), then it stops, and start blowing heated air. changing the passenger side temperature does not make any changes, but changing the driver side temperature just 1? C down, make it blowing ice cold air again.
My logical sence tell me, that the problem may be the room temperature sensor for the driver side.
Am I right ??
Is it a known problem ??
What is the cure ??
Where are the room temperature sensor for the driver side located ??
Thanks for any input.
Paw
Denmark
Just faced a (new) problem with our 2003 H2.
I took a long ride, and parked the car. There was no problem at all.
After parking 2-3 days, I was ready to drive back.
As soon as I started the car, the clima was pumping ice cold air at full speed to the cabine.
I have not bil touching the clima control panel.
I drove home, feeezing my a.. off.
Today, I have bin trying to locate the problem. It seem, that nomather if I put it on auto or defreeze window, it keep on blowing ice cold air at full speed. If setting the temperature to 32? C. (max), then it stops, and start blowing heated air. changing the passenger side temperature does not make any changes, but changing the driver side temperature just 1? C down, make it blowing ice cold air again.
My logical sence tell me, that the problem may be the room temperature sensor for the driver side.
Am I right ??
Is it a known problem ??
What is the cure ??
Where are the room temperature sensor for the driver side located ??
Thanks for any input.
Paw
Denmark