No AC after ls6 mani swap
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Ok i did the swap wed and the AC was blowing thursday on my way to school and back. I start it up last night to go get some Pizza and the AC is blwoing only at my feet in all the selections. I have read that there is a line that is not connected but DO i need to take it off again to put it on?
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sounds about right. happened to a friend of mine with an old buick park avenue. he had a vacuum leak and took it to a shop and they found a hose that had fallen off of somewhere and fixed the leak by plugging the hose instead of finding the actual place it went. his AC was doing what you describe and we looked online and found where one of the hoses is supposed to be hooked to the firewall and it turned out to be the one the shop "fixed" by plugging it
simple 2 min fix got his AC blowing in the normal vents again. i can't really help you on which hose on your car or where it goes but i think you're on the right track.
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If only there were some pics of what im looking for so i can put it back together. Im not having any vacuum issues to where my idle is off, but its summer time and i want my AC lol
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Ok found it, fixed, now i need medical attention HAHA cut up my arm doing it. But i did notice like a hissing sound after i turn off the car. No idea what it is. Car idls at start up around 800 900 RPM put it in drive it idles at around 500 then park aagain stays at around 500
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Ok found it, fixed, now i need medical attention HAHA cut up my arm doing it. But i did notice like a hissing sound after i turn off the car. No idea what it is. Car idls at start up around 800 900 RPM put it in drive it idles at around 500 then park aagain stays at around 500
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On the back of the Intake there is a small line coming out by your map sensor and going towards the passenger side, that line plugs into a little plastic 3 way splitter , its down by the PCM , it breaks easy, If thats leaking your A/C vents will only blow on the floor, I had to replace mine its like 2 bucks at Autozone. Reach your hand behind the intake and make sure that line is plugged in.
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I was able to put it back, took me a while to actually find the line and then feel in the back for the plug and get them connected. Its blowing now. And Thanks omar just thought something else was leaking.