Yes, there are different types of blend door actuators. The most common type is the motorized actuator, which uses a small electric motor to open and close the door. There are also manual actuators, which are operated by a knob or lever, and pneumatic actuators, which use air pressure to open and close the door.
The answer is yes, a blend door actuator can affect the AC. If the actuator is not working properly, it can cause the AC to not work as well.
The answer is yes, the blend door actuator does control hot and cold. If you turn your knob to the left, it should get colder. If you turn your knob to the right, it should get hotter.
The answer to this question depends on the vehicle. In some cars, the blend door needs to be open for heat, while in others it needs to be closed. If you are unsure, consult your car's owner's manual.
4.9/5
Fits Buick Allure 2005-2009, LaCrosse 2005-2009; Cadillac XLR 2004-2009; Pontiac Grand Prix 2004-2008
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Position: Main, Air Inlet and Temperature Actuator
Fits Chevrolet Corvette 2005-2013, Impala 2004-2013, Impala Limited 2014-2016, Malibu 2004-2008, Monte Carlo 2004-2007
It could not be used for the mode actuator
$234
I'll say they function flawlessly and offer great value. For my 2016 Impala LTZ Limited Edition, I bought them. stopped the awkward and irksome clicking. Under the driver's side dash, I found the cause of my mane. It took the most time. If it breaks down once more, I'd rather sell the whole car, just kidding. I managed to install it despite how difficult it was.
4.9/5
[Service]: Please carefully check your vehicle model before purchase. If you have any problems with the blend door actuator, simply contact us anytime!
[FUNCTION]: Replacement air door actuator controls the temperature of air from AC vents and recirculation/ outside air into the interior of the vehicle.
[COMPATIBLE]: Factory blend door actuator fits for Chevy Traverse 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 | GMC Acadia 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 | Buick Enclave 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 | Saturn Outlook 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010. Fits popular models including 2011 GMC Acadia, 2011 Chevy Traverse and more.
[EASY INSTALLATION]: Quick and simple installation for a proper fitment on driver and passenger side. Don’t forget to recalibrate you HVAC system after installation.
[REPLACE PART]: 15-73989, 1573989, 604-140, 15232218, 20826182, 25782069, T3983001. Direct replacement for the factory blend door actuator on your vehicle.
$234
You feel like a baller when you fix your air conditioner yourself and genuinely save hundreds of dollars, which is how I began with my title. During the installation, I did occasionally swear aloud, but after it was all done, I could relax and enjoy the results of my toil. I do advise purchasing a flexible drill bit extender for yourself. The actuator for my 2011 Acadia is located under the dashboard in a difficult-to-reach space, and sadly, the three screws holding it in place are torque screws. I finished the task in approximately an hour thanks to the flexible drill bit extension.
4.8/5
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Motorcraft YH1933 MOTOR ASY
$234
Let me begin by stating that this does, in fact, work with the 2009 Lincoln Navigator, unlike what Amazon claims. After seeing a YouTube tutorial on how to replace the blend door actuator under the radio, I discovered that it did not solve the issue. Instead, I counted three actuators in total in the dash region. I misdiagnosed the actuator, but I was unable to get much information on where the other ones were or how to correct them. Leaning back, you can see an actuator above the gas pedal on the driver's side. Probably the easiest item to change is this. My defective actuator was hidden under a trim panel in the foot well on the passenger side. Here is a less-than-elegant but still effective replacement method that will take roughly three hours.Remove the glove box door and both trim panels. The plastic ducting must be somewhat separated from the air box above. Between the two is where the actuator is. You can reach two screws on the driver's side and one on the passenger's side, both of which are located in front of the actuator. Use a razor knife to carefully cut the carpet running down the middle of the transmission hump. When it is finished, this will be concealed below the trim panels, so you won't ever see it. You will be able to separate the ducting that runs beneath the front seats as a result. Use a leftover 2x4 to support this. On the passenger side, one actuator screw is accessible. 8 mm long are the screws. I discovered that the only thing small enough to work (kind of) in this space was one of my tiny Craftsman carburetor wrenches.The bigger challenge will follow. the secret screw On the driver's side, there is sort of access to this. The lower ducting has a plastic mount that conceals the screw and is attached to, get ready, nothing at all. To make room for the screw, I used my Dremel to remove it from the way. To have easier access to the screw, I ground into the ducting. I eventually used foil HVAC tape to seal the hole I made. The access is too narrow for a wrench, so I also used the Dremel to cut the plastic tab off the screw, which I later snapped off.You need to move the air box and ducting apart by 3/4 to 1 in order to access the actuator, which is actually sandwiched between them. I did this by removing the air box's bottom nut located at the passenger's feet on the firewall. The air box was then gradually "persuaded" up by roughly an inch using a small bottle jack. This was a methodical procedure. Now that the lower ducting and air box have been separated, you can slide the actuator downward. In order to gain access to the driver side screw, I had to break the tab on the old actuator. In my case, before I could install the actuator, I had to correct the blend door splines with a piece of metal that I ground down. Since I was unable to get a wrench or socket that would fit, the driver's side screw essentially went in finger tight. The passenger side re-entered without any problems.This endeavor was a PITA. The wife, on the other hand, is overjoyed that it has stopped clicking.
4.6/5
This blend door or air door actuator features a redesigned housing to insure it lasts longer than the factory blend door on your Chevy. The blend door actuator also features a more rugged internal circuit board which resists heat, corrosion, and vibration.
Replacement Air Door Actuator - The air door actuator controls the flow of air into the interior of the vehicle (lower vents, dash vents, defroster). This part commonly fails on Chevy Silverado and Chevy Tahoe models and results in inconsistent or incorrect air flow inside the vehicle. It can also cause air to be directed to the incorrect location such as the vents by your feet rather than the vents on the dash or incorrect temperatures.
Replaces part # 15-73952, 52495593, 89018374, 604-112, 604112 - While this is not a genuine GM part it is a direct replacement for the factory blend door actuator. Fits popular Chevy models including - Chevy Silverado 2003, Chevy Silverado 2008, 2010 Silverado, 2005 Chevy Silverado, Chevy Tahoe 2004, Chevy Tahoe 2003, and more see below for all models
Fits the following vehicles - 2003-2013 Chevy Silverado, 2003-2014 Chevy Tahoe, 2003-2011 Chevy Avalanche, 2003-2013 GMC Sierra, Yukon, Yukon XL, 2003-2014 Cadillac Escalade, 2008-2009 Hummer H2
LIFETIME WARRANTY - This air door actuator comes complete with a lifetime warranty. If the part ever fails simply contact us for a replacement.
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It performed just as promised.However, after learning that I could re-calibrate the HVAC system by doing the following, I never did.1. Remove the 10 amp fuses for the HVAC from the fuse panel beneath the hood.2. Start the car and leave it running for 20 to 30 seconds.3. switch out the fuses4. After restarting the car, you may hear the HVAC actuators cycle through self-recalibrating.5. Remove the fuse cover, turn the key off, and close the hood.The driver's side vents in my car would occasionally stop blowing cold air because the mix actuator would finally close. The passenger side never warmed up.The issue was resolved once I took the aforementioned actions.I have a spare part here right now.
4.5/5
LIFETIME WARRANTY - This air door actuator comes complete with a lifetime warranty. If the part ever fails simply contact us for a replacement.
Replacement Air Door Actuator - The air door actuator controls the flow and temperature of air into the interior of the vehicle. This part commonly fails on Chevy Silverado and Chevy Tahoe models and results in inconsistent or incorrect AC temperatures inside the vehicle
REPLACES PART# 89018365, 604-106, 52402588, 16163982, 52402598, 52402612 - While this is not a genuine GM part it is a direct replacement for the factory blend door actuator. Fits popular Chevy models including - 2002 Silverado , Silverado 1999, Chevy Tahoe, 2001 2500 HD and more, see below for all models
FITS THE FOLLOWING VEHICLES - 1999-2012 Chevy Silverado 1500, Chevy Silverado 2500 HD, Chevy Tahoe, GMC Sierra 1500. Replaces part # 89018365, 604-106, 52402588, 16163982, 52402598, 52402612
This blend door or air door actuator features a redesigned housing to insure it lasts longer than the factory blend door on your Chevy. The blend door actuator also features a more rugged internal circuit board which resists heat, corrosion, and vibration.
$234
We bought this Air Door Actuator since it claims to fit 1994–2012 Chevrolet, Chevy, GMC – Silverado models and to replace part numbers 89018365, 604–106, and 52402588. Now that we had a 2004 GMC 2500, we wanted to test this out. It was actually too hot during the summer because our 2004 GMC truck was blowing hot air on one side of the driver's side and cold air on the other, then occasionally hot air on both. However, warm air in the winter is not a problem. We had taken it to a purportedly reputable local A/C mechanic who claimed he was unable to identify the issue. But after installing additional freon even though it was already good and reading that it was, they charged us for doing so, and they then put another compressor because the original one they installed didn't appear to solve the issue. 3- and another component whose name I can't recall. They must have laughed all the way to the bank, we reasoned. Although they did not charge us for anything other than the part I can't remember, the vehicle compressor replacement part was still covered by warranty; dot dot dot, but replacing that which was like a bandage and an unnecessary bill regardless of who paid. We were charged for outrageous parts that did not solve the A/C problem. We learned a lot about our vehicle's air conditioning system as a result of coming back to them after the dealer tried them without success. We took the vehicle in for tinting less than a month ago to try and relieve us from some of the heat waves after all that, and the guy and I were talking at the time. Fortunately for me, I mentioned how hot it gets inside the truck sometimes when my air is on, and I said something about what I thought the problem was that I needed to get to, and I said, I think the cabin doors are not opening properly. The guy was young but knowledgeable. After tinting, I went to Amazon and was thrilled to see this part there. However, that day, I was still unable to pay it, so I continued watching it, reading the reviews, and talking about it with my friend since I wanted a solution. When payday came a few days later, I could afford the part because it was still this month. However, I had to pick and choose. I needed to change my oil, so I went to Walmart to buy the necessary filters, oil, and other supplies. However, when I got there, I noticed that a cabin air filter was listed. NOW I'M TRIPPING AGAIN because I can't find that filter number at Walmart, so I go to Amazon, where I find nothing. UPDATE: In addition to our air actuator filter, we also bought a cabin air filter from AMAZON. Okay, so we made the decision to start watching YouTube videos where we learned how to help ourselves and saw how others were picking this up too. After watching the video, we went outside to find everything on our car. Of course, nothing is going to be exactly the same, but it was near enough to provide us with instructions. We decided to buy this item, along with the other parts we saw we needed that week just before that weekend, based on the many reviews on Amazon and the WATCHING someone else who had issues and did this for installation of a 2004 Chevy, solved their problem. It arrived in a day or so, along with the air actuator filter and the door just in case we had to cut an opening, like another vehicle and installer did his in the air filter mod youtube. The GOOD NEWS is that our A/C problem has been fixed; we haven't yet cut into the air filter part for the modification, but we will do so next time, perhaps next weekend, thanks to a tip from our tinting guy, who gave me a real heads-up, a wake-up call I needed, because for two years, all I had to go on was the dreaded cabin air door thought. I didn't want to take out the entire dash. Because we were not in a rush and because our construction differs from that of the Chevy install guy in the YouTube video we watched and because we are not mechanics, it took us a little longer than 20 to 30 minutes to install it. Nevertheless, it was very helpful, and in one day—roughly less than two hours—we were able to finish the job. So, with the help of Amazon, we were able to get all the parts we required at a much more reasonable price than what we would have had to pay a professional. If you have this sort of car or any others listed, I would recommend this air actuator component to you. Hope this was useful.
4.5/5
Replaces the following part numbers: 1573517, 1574122, 15844096, 22754988, 52409974, 604-108, 15-74122, 15-73517, 604108 - This is not a genuine GM part it is a direct replacement for the factory blend door actuator.
Fits a variety of Chevy, Cadillac, Buick, and Pontiac models including Chevy Impala 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, See below for all vehicles.
Lifetime Warranty, if the part ever fails simply contact us and we'll replace the air door actuator free of charge.
Replacement Air Door Actuator - Air Door Actuator sometimes called heater blend door actuators control the combination of hot and cold and the direction it flows, towards your feet through lower AC vents or towards your body through dash vents.
Redesigned housing last longer than factory part. Each piece features an OEM Fit, Quality, and Finish with improved plastic molding and internal circuitry. The result is a reliable air temperature blend door actuator that will last a lifetime.
$234
My Actuator was just sent to me in the mail. The temperature control actuator on the passenger side has been annoying me with a tapping or ticking noise... Anyone I took it to or got an estimate from told me it would cost $250–$300 to fix it, so I decided not to bother and simply put up with the ticking.After watching a good video that showed me where the actuators are and how to determine if it is the one generating the noise, I came here to buy one and replaced it in less than 10 minutes.I'm not sure how long it will last, but as a cheap quick fix, it has done its job admirably.had the unit installed for over six months as of **Update 11/5/2019**. There are still no problems, so everything is OK.
4.5/5
[REPLACE PART]: 89018365, 604-106, 52402588, 16163982, 52402598, 52402612. Direct replacement for the factory blend door actuator on your vehicle.
[COMPATIBLE]: Factory blend door actuator fits a variety of Chevy, GMC, Cadillac, Buick, and Pontiac models including 2002 Silverado , Silverado 1999, Chevy Tahoe, 2001 2500 HD. Fits for 1999-2012 Chevy Silverado 1500, Chevy Silverado 2500 HD, Chevy Tahoe, GMC Sierra 1500. More detail, please check below description.
[LIFETIME WARRANTY]: LCWRGS brand new heat blend door actuator comes complete with a lifetime warranty. Hassle free to get a refund or a replacement for faulty items!
[FUNCTION]: Replacement air door actuator controls the temperature of air from AC vents and recirculation/ outside air into the interior of the vehicle.
[EASY INSTALLATION]: Quick and simple installation for a proper fitment on driver and passenger side. Don’t forget to recalibrate you HVAC system after installation.
$234
The issue I was having with the air on the driver's side abruptly turning from cool to hot was fixed by this. The component is in the centre, at the bottom of the air duct under the dash. The only issue I experienced during installation was that the part calls for three screw holes, but my truck only had two screws and a "nub" in the location of the third screw. Without a mirror, it is difficult to see, therefore it took some time to determine why my wrench would not fit on the third screw. Nothing wrong upon installation.
4.5/5
[EASY INSTALLATION]: Quick and simple installation for a proper fitment on driver and passenger side. Don’t forget to recalibrate you HVAC system after installation.
[Service]: Please carefully check your vehicle model before purchase. If you have any problems with the blend door actuator, simply contact us anytime!
[FUNCTION]: Replacement air door actuator controls the temperature of air from AC vents and recirculation/ outside air into the interior of the vehicle.
[REPLACE PART]: 604108, 604-108, 1573517, 1574122, 15844096, 22754988, 52409974, 15-74122. Direct replacement for the factory blend door actuator on your vehicle.
[COMPATIBLE]: Factory blend door actuator fits a variety of Chevy, Cadillac, Buick, and Pontiac models including Chevy Impala 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13. More detail, please check below description.
$234
I had two of these fail at once, and I had no trouble fixing them both. The part itself is simple to install; the challenging part is getting to it. They have been in place for about two weeks with no problems. I'm pleased I tried to fix it myself. I've saved a ton of money and the clicking sound is no longer at all unpleasant!
4.3/5
[REPLACE PART]: 604108, 604-108, 1573517, 1574122, 15844096, 22754988, 52409974, 15-74122
[LIFETIME WARRANTY]: This brand new AC impala actuator comes complete with a lifetime warranty. Hassle free to get a refund or a replacement for faulty items!
[EASY INSTALLATION]: Direct replacement for a proper fitment on driver and passenger, quick and easy to install. Don’t forget to recalibrate you HVAC system after installation
[COMPATIBLE]: Factory blend door actuator fits a variety of Chevy, Cadillac, Buick, and Pontiac models including 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 Chevy Impala , Please see the detail description to know more models
[FUNCTION]: Replacement Air Door Actuator controls the temperature of air from AC vents and recirculation/ outside air into the interior of the vehicle
$234
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4.3/5
This air door actuator comes complete with lifetime warranty. If the part ever fails simply contact us for a replacement.
This blend door / air door actuator features a redesigned housing to insure it lasts longer than the factory blend door on your Chevy. Also features a more rugged internal circuit board which resists heat, corrosion, and vibration.
Fitment: Fits Chevy, Cadillac, Buick, and Pontiac models including Chevy Impala 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, See below for all vehicles.
Fuction - The air door actuator controls the flow and temperature of air into the interior of the vehicle.
Replace OE# 1573517, 1574122, 15844096, 22754988, 52409974, 15-74122, 604108 - This Aftermarket Air Door Actuator fits Chevy Impala 2004-2014. Please see the detail description to know more informations.
$234
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The blend and mode doors in a vehicle's HVAC system are controlled by a series of actuators. There is one actuator for the mode door and one for the blend door. The actuators are controlled by the HVAC controller, which is located in the vehicle's dash. The controller sends signals to the actuators to open or close the doors, based on the settings that the user has selected.
If your car door actuator is broken, you will need to replace it. You can purchase a new actuator at most auto parts stores. Once you have the new actuator, you will need to remove the old one and install the new one in its place.
If your car's climate control system is only blowing out hot air, or only cold air, it's likely that your blend door is stuck. The blend door is responsible for directing airflow through the heater core or around it, depending on whether you have the heat on or not. If the door is stuck in one position, you'll only get hot or cold air, and no matter how long you run the system, the air temperature will never change.
If your car has automatic climate control, there is an air blend door actuator that controls the flow of air through the HVAC system. Over time, the actuator can fail and need to be reset. To reset the actuator, first make sure that the HVAC system is turned off. Next, locate the actuator. It is usually located behind the glove box or under the dash. Once you have found the actuator, disconnect the electrical connector. This will allow you to manually move the actuator arm. Move the actuator arm
There are a total of four blend door actuators in most vehicles. Two are located in the front of the vehicle, near the firewall, and two are located in the rear.
It can cost anywhere from $100 to $200 to fix a blend door actuator. The cost will depend on the severity of the problem and the make and model of your vehicle.
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