01' odyssey A/C damper noise
I have a 01' odyssey we bought new and have 106k and still running
strong. (with second trany) My wife has been complaining about a clicking noise in the dash by the glove box sometimes when the A/C is on. I finally found (what I call) a servo that controls the air flow on the passenger side (there is also one on the drivers side). When the A/C is satisfied the motor gets to it's neutral position and hunts a little back and forth (this is her clicking noise). If I turn up or down the temperature control the damper moves and stays there until it get satisfied and when it gets back to it's neutral position and hunts a little back and forth again until it calls for more or less air. I unplugged and cleaned the contacts on the dash A/C and connectors as well and the plug on the servo.I removed the servo and found I can't take it apart without braking it. My concern is this a temperature sensor problem with the A/C or a servo problem. Has anyone had this problem? Don |
Re: 01' odyssey A/C damper noise
Have you ever replaced the cabin filter? Crud leaves in the way of the
damper? Wear in the damper. The <dka_donh> wrote in message news:4fe4p3da9hts591vv2n9cec2egcjj5t14q@4ax.com... >I have a 01' odyssey we bought new and have 106k and still running > strong. (with second trany) > My wife has been complaining about a clicking noise in the dash by the > glove box sometimes when the A/C is on. > I finally found (what I call) a servo that controls the air flow on > the passenger side (there is also one on the drivers side). When the > A/C is satisfied the motor gets to it's neutral position and hunts a > little back and forth (this is her clicking noise). If I turn up or > down the temperature control the damper moves and stays there until it > get satisfied and when it gets back to it's neutral position and hunts > a little back and forth again until it calls for more or less air. > > I unplugged and cleaned the contacts on the dash A/C and connectors as > well and the plug on the servo.I removed the servo and found I can't > take it apart without braking it. > > My concern is this a temperature sensor problem with the A/C or a > servo problem. > Has anyone had this problem? > > Don > > |
Re: 01' odyssey A/C damper noise
Yes did that.
On Sun, 20 Jan 2008 01:00:22 GMT, "Woody" <TheDuck@pond.net> wrote: >Have you ever replaced the cabin filter? Crud leaves in the way of the >damper? Wear in the damper. The ><dka_donh> wrote in message >news:4fe4p3da9hts591vv2n9cec2egcjj5t14q@4ax.com.. . >>I have a 01' odyssey we bought new and have 106k and still running >> strong. (with second trany) >> My wife has been complaining about a clicking noise in the dash by the >> glove box sometimes when the A/C is on. >> I finally found (what I call) a servo that controls the air flow on >> the passenger side (there is also one on the drivers side). When the >> A/C is satisfied the motor gets to it's neutral position and hunts a >> little back and forth (this is her clicking noise). If I turn up or >> down the temperature control the damper moves and stays there until it >> get satisfied and when it gets back to it's neutral position and hunts >> a little back and forth again until it calls for more or less air. >> >> I unplugged and cleaned the contacts on the dash A/C and connectors as >> well and the plug on the servo.I removed the servo and found I can't >> take it apart without braking it. >> >> My concern is this a temperature sensor problem with the A/C or a >> servo problem. >> Has anyone had this problem? >> >> Don >> >> > ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Unrestricted-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- |
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