honda ridgeline 2007 cabin heat

Asked by GuruXM8K3 Nov 21, 2018 at 05:47 PM about the 2007 Honda Ridgeline RTS

Question type: General

2007 honda ridgeine blowing cold air to driver side of cabin and hot to
passenger side. Replaced air deflector control with no change. Appears the
control is only activing air deflector on passenger side and NOT driver side.
Next step(s) component to change???

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I have a 2008 honda ridgeline and all of a sudden I turned the air on for a minute and then back off and now I have no heat or air I have changed everything except what ever the part is behind the control panel

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I have heat under dash in my 2006 honda ridgeline. No heater is activated nor air conditioning. I feel this heat whilst driving. I notice the area under driver side is very warm. What is the cause.

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