pobaoill Posted December 5, 2008 Posted December 5, 2008 I have a 1995 LS 147k miles with climate control problems. At first, anything below than 900rpm brought me lukewarm air through the vents. At speed the air coming out was hot. At idle and on deceleration, the air temp plummeted. Checked quality/color of coolant, heater control valve, and tstat. All tested ok. Dealer verified what I found and diagnosed the problem as a failed heater core. $2500. There are no coolant leaks or wet carpeting to back this claim up. Before deciding on the car's fate, I replaced the expansion tank cap last night. Suddenly, the air blows nice and hot... ...From the driver's side vents only. Even with the dual temp feature shut off, the pass side vents blow lukewarm air even on max hot setting. To sum up, current problem is hot air from driver's vents, lukewarm from pass vents - front and rear. Could this be a servo/door/relay? I am still learning the ins and outs of owning this beauty even after 2 years. Anyone have a thought on what to try out next? Thanks,
Marklouis Posted December 5, 2008 Posted December 5, 2008 nice move on the expansion tank cap! i also have a 95 LS and its good to see others with 95's chime in on the club! Cheers on the cheap fix! have you tried reseting the Climate Control system by unplugging your bat for ten minutes or so? when you connect your battery back up and turn the key to the ACC, you can hear the Climate control do its Diagnosis thing. i found that helped mine out when i was experiencing problems with my Dual vent controls. hope this helps!
pobaoill Posted December 6, 2008 Author Posted December 6, 2008 Haha disconnected then reconnected the battery as you said...and it works as it is supposed to. Thanks for the tip! I guess the dealer was just trying to bleed me for all those free coffees and IS250 loaners...
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