automatic climate control and error codes

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Mainframe, Jun 1, 2004.

  1. Mainframe

    Mainframe Guest

    I have read that the automatic climate control system on the 98-2003 LH cars
    have a built in system that, when pushing the right buttons, returns error
    codes.

    Is there such a system in the 93-97 LH cars equipped with the automatic
    climate control system?

    And if so, how can I access it?
     
    Mainframe, Jun 1, 2004
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  2. Mainframe

    Art Guest

    I found this for a 97 searching google

    Press and hold the Floor + MIX (Floor/Defrost) + Defrost buttons until the
    display begins to flash.
    The HVAC doors will begin to re-calibrate themselves.
    After a minute or so the flashing will stop. If there are no fault codes
    the system will return to the previous temperature seting, otherwise the
    first fault code will be displayed. Press the Panel button to get other
    fault codes.


    This for a 94:
    do this set the control to 75 degrees. To diagnostic mode press and hold
    the floor, mix and defrost buttons at the same time. The ATC head display
    will begin to blink, when it blinks release the three buttons. Once the
    control head enters diagnostic mode, the display on the control head will
    continue to blink. This occurs until it completes its tests and
    calibrations. It goes crazy so don't worry, all the vents and heat and ac
    go nuts during this. The dispaly will read out and trouble codes if there
    are none the system will return to normal operation. here are the codes:

    23 ATC Blend Door Feedback Failure
    24 ATC Mode Door Feedback Failure
    25 Ambient Sensor
    26 ATC In-Car Sensor
    27 Sun Sensor Failure
    31 ATC Recirculation Door Stall Failure
    32 ATC Blend Door Stall Failure
    33 ATC Mode Door Stall Failure
    34 Engine Temperature Message not Received
    35 Evaporator Sensor Failure
    36 ATC Head Communication Failure
     
    Art, Jun 1, 2004
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  3. Mainframe

    Mainframe Guest

    I found this for a 97 searching google

    Is Google now the answer for everything? :)

    Thanks for the help,

    Now I'll see if my HVAC system works.
     
    Mainframe, Jun 1, 2004
    #3
  4. Mainframe

    Art Guest

    Almost.... www.google.com and go to the groups page and search this group
     
    Art, Jun 2, 2004
    #4
  5. Mainframe

    Joe Guest

    The car should be running in park when you do this. I don't think it'll work
    at all if the car is moving.
     
    Joe, Jun 2, 2004
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