A/C blows through all vents on Captiva

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Asked by Jarvis Aug 14, 2017 at 10:44 AM about the 2014 Chevrolet Captiva Sport LS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Has anyone had an issue with not being able to
control the airflow for the hvac on a Captiva? I have
a 2014, i think it's the actuator and I'm certain its
different than most Chevy trucks I'm just not 100%  
how to troubleshoot to confirm what it is.  A repair
manual would be nice if anyone knows where to
find one

5 Answers

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If you replace the actuator or will have to be programmed for the computer to sense it was replaced. Other wise it won't work. The dealership charges $50 to do it

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I'm going to replace the actuator. I took it all apart as found out it was stuck

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It is blowing throw all fhe hints and will not change on the controls

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Yes needs replaced which i spend like 20.00 or less on rockauto.com and replace it but then had to take it to the dealer to be programmed because its wasnt sensing it was replaced.

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