2001 Dodge Caravan Repair Question
Topics covered: Blend door, Door, Drain tube.
Mileage: No information provided.
Mileage: No information provided.
Asked on July 1, 2007
2001 Dodge Gran Caravam ES
104,000 miles/3.3L V6Automatic, 2 wheel drive
No noise, but pretty large pools of water from drain tubes under front/back of van when you park it.
The AC went out and I took it to a reputable mechanic first week of June (5 June 07 to be exact)
Ended up replacing:
Actuators/Seals/HousingDFOORS45Evaporator Core
Receiver drier/expansion valve
A/C system was completely charged (included Recover, evacuate, and recharge system) front unit
This all cost right at $1900 including labor. Worked fine for 3 weeks, now, driver side blows hot air, passenger and back blow cold. Any suggestions?? Could temp control for driver side be bad? Please help, I am broke now.....Thanks a million!
No noise, but pretty large pools of water from drain tubes under front/back of van when you park it.
The AC went out and I took it to a reputable mechanic first week of June (5 June 07 to be exact)
Ended up replacing:
Actuators/Seals/HousingDFOORS45Evaporator Core
Receiver drier/expansion valve
A/C system was completely charged (included Recover, evacuate, and recharge system) front unit
This all cost right at $1900 including labor. Worked fine for 3 weeks, now, driver side blows hot air, passenger and back blow cold. Any suggestions?? Could temp control for driver side be bad? Please help, I am broke now.....Thanks a million!
Asked by grizzly56Answer
Replied on July 2, 2007
Sounds like it. There should be an actuator motor on the d/s temp blend door. Be sure it is moving when temp is changed