I hooked up vida and calibrated the climate control. It seems to be better. We are going to town in a bit so I will know more. While monitoring the motor positions, I could kind of tell how the system is working. From what I can tell, because it only uses one temp sensor, it spears that if the ...

The climate unit has a single cabin temp sensor located behind the small grid. Look closely for debris covering it, and if needed use a vacuum cleaner to remove - don't touch the sensor. The sensor may also go bad causing the unit to act erratically. As for normal operation, I believe the driver's ...

abscate wrote: 12 Feb 2021, 08:11

Why don’t you just switch sides ?



Fire up VIDA and look at the motor positions in the ECC module, I bet they are fubarred

Thanks, I will mess.with vida when it stops storming a bit.

My thing is. The passenger side knob changes the temp of the air coming out of the driver's vent. I understand that the air will always mix once it hits the cabin. Like, if her dash vent is pointing slightly at me, I will feel her side. Chevys and ford's I've had apart have 2 separate blend doors ...

I picked up a 2004 xc70 for my wife last fall. She's loves the car. I tolerate it, since I have to work on it lol. But so far I hate the dual climate control. Anytime she changes her temp on the passenger side, the driver's side temp changes. She loves to get in and set hers all the way to hot. When ...