2004 Chrysler Concorde No hot air & No cold air

2004 CHRYSLER CONCORDE
76,000 MILES • 6 CYL • 2WD • AUTOMATIC
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BSCHRAMM
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My 2004 Concorde has warm air in the winter, but not hot air blowing. Also, the AC air is cool but not cold. I had the AC checked for coolent levels and it was full. I have heard that it may be a air blending door that is bad? Is there any other solutions? Saw something about a M1 fuse to fix this problem. Where is that fuse and what is the procedure to reset the system be removing the M1 fuse? Thanks.
May 27, 2010 at 8:21 AM
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KHLOW2008
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Hi bschramm, Thank you for the donation. Is your system Manual or Auto HAVC ? Have you tried to retrieve for trouble codes? DIAGNOSIS AND TESTING - ERRATIC OPERATION OF HVAC SYSTEM Erratic operation of the A/C and heater systems including: "¢ Lack of cold air "¢ Lack of hot air "¢ Unrequested mode change (ATC only) "¢ No control of mode or temperature control or tapping blend door noise These symptoms may be accompanied by the following Diagnostic Fault Codes (DTC's): "¢ Blend door feedback "¢ Blend door stall "¢ A/C Control Mode door input shorted to battery "¢ In-car temp sensor failure "¢ ATC messages not received "¢ Mode door stall Check for the presence of DTC's with the DRB III(R). If the symptoms and or DTC's listed above are present, perform the following Repair Procedure: With the vehicle at room temperature 10 to 27 ° C(50 to 80 ° F), pull the M-1 fuse for five minutes to erase any DTC's. Replace the fuse and start the vehicle to recalibrate the HVAC system. Operate the vehicle and A/C heater system to verify that symptoms and or DTC's are gone. If tapping noise or blend stall/feedback DTC's re-occur, additional diagnosis will be required. The M-1 fuse is Fuse # 19 (15 A) in underdash fusebox. It is the one circled in Red.


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Jun 3, 2010 at 12:33 PM