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cepillo 08-24-2008 11:03 AM

A/C problem with 2006 HHR
 
Has any had the following problem with their HHR? The A/C would only work on high and then it stopped working. I changed the blower fuse on the inside fuse panel but still it does not work. Any other ideas or suggestions?
Thank you

Latrevion.washington 08-24-2008 11:08 AM


Originally Posted by cepillo (Post 305104)
Any other ideas or suggestions?

yea...TAKE IT TO THE DEALER!

xzombiex66 08-24-2008 11:11 AM


Originally Posted by Latrevion.washington (Post 305108)
yea...TAKE IT TO THE DEALER!

:roll: Jeez man some people don't have warranty left or the money to have it fixed!!!! There are tons of possibilities here could be a vacuum hose loose or the switch that you turn the vent on with could be broke or defective.

HHRse 08-24-2008 11:44 AM

had a chrysler cirrus that had the same problem. i had to change the reistat(resistor) and that worked for the blower for 2 days then only on high again. talked to mechanic and was told blower motor was bad causing this resistor to pop. changed blower motor and new resistor and no more problem.

an08HHR 08-24-2008 12:43 PM

If you had the water leak problem that 06's and 07's had, water shorted the blower motor resistor which is 25 to 50 bucks depending where you buy it. It is up under the pass side by left of the blower motor right by the firewall. Not too hard to change if you are handy

oneton 08-24-2008 12:44 PM

Is the A/C comp coming on? With key on, eng. not running can you hear the A/C clutch click when you push the A/C botton on & off?
If yes then blower switch or the reistat(resistor) like HHRse said. Also #30 relay in the floor console fuse block

Snoopy 08-24-2008 01:09 PM

IMHO....

See post number 5 and 6 for good trouble shooting answers !!!:D

TomsHHR 08-24-2008 03:17 PM


Originally Posted by an08HHR (Post 305134)
If you had the water leak problem that 06's and 07's had, water shorted the blower motor resistor which is 25 to 50 bucks depending where you buy it. It is up under the pass side by left of the blower motor right by the firewall. Not too hard to change if you are handy

This happened to someone I know after a windshield change, they cut the rubber membrane covering the access to the top of the heater/AC blower, shorted out the resistor.

cepillo 08-27-2008 10:47 AM

Thank You
 
Thanks for your input. sure enough the blower and resistor out. dealer wanted 800 dollars. i'll take it to another mechanic.



Originally Posted by HHRse (Post 305116)
had a chrysler cirrus that had the same problem. i had to change the reistat(resistor) and that worked for the blower for 2 days then only on high again. talked to mechanic and was told blower motor was bad causing this resistor to pop. changed blower motor and new resistor and no more problem.


pitbull76 08-27-2008 11:10 AM

Make sure whoever does the repair checks for water leaks... It'll probably happen again if there's a water leak. (Search for butyl patch repair on this site)


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