CKimball said:anyone torn their dash apart to fix this marvelous problem
Walker said:I fixed mine just by dropping the blower motor (3 screws), and reaching up into the duct, pulling out the broken door and sliding the new door up and in. You have to remove the actuator (2 screws), then pop out the dowel? that the doors slides onto (I hammer tapped it out, but found out it has squeeze tabs after the fact). Easy to do in just a few minutes once you know the routine, and there's enough room to get to everything; just a little tight.
Walker said:I fixed mine just by dropping the blower motor (3 screws), and reaching up into the duct, pulling out the broken door and sliding the new door up and in. You have to remove the actuator (2 screws), then pop out the dowel? that the doors slides onto (I hammer tapped it out, but found out it has squeeze tabs after the fact). Easy to do in just a few minutes once you know the routine, and there's enough room to get to everything; just a little tight.
LesStallings said:Ryan, this sounds like the kind of thing you will try out. Please take pictures and post a detailed, blow-by-blow process for us to follow.
You will have a LOT of friends!!
Kry226 said:Truck goes in today. Selector on face vents, but air is coming out the feet vents. Hopefully they'll replace all of the actuators and clean out the musty smell and not take all week to do it. More to follow.