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SikofOlds
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PS. If you are handy with an air powered cutting tool,(NOT FOR EVERYONE!!!) you can cut a slit down the center of the screw for the MAF sensor and take it out with a flat head screwdriver. If you think you are going mess it up DONT DO IT. On the other hand, if you are good with cutting tools you dont have to waste your time looking for some money making part from GM.
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jenny
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99 intriuge - while driving the other day it decided to freeze up- the steering and the breaks locked... i had to use all force to turn my car into a parking lot
what could be wrong
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JimN
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"There is a heat block thing for the Heater/AC above the glove compartment, when it goes bad it dumps water soaking the floor of the passenger side. It happened to us around rainy days, and we thought it was the rain, but it continued into the summer, and we figured it out. I think it is called the heater core. It has water running through it."
In addition to a soaked floor the climate control does not run. The display looks like the system is working but the fan doesn't even try to turn on. Zero hot or cold air. Would replacing the heater core solve this problem?
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Mixbrix
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I have same problem with my 99. I copied this from another site and will try it tomorrow:
Why would the AC of a 1999 Oldsmobile Intrigue blow warm on the driver side and cold air on the passenger side? In: Oldsmobile Intrigue [Edit]
Answer The problem is the servo motor that swaps the vent door from the cooling coil to the heater coil.
Answer before you tear apart the dash to get to your driver side servo motor-disconnect your battery for 5-minutes, with both front doors open reconnect your battery(this resets your on board computer),then turn your car on and turn your a/c on to high with the coldest setting on both sides for dual air systems and leave the car running for a few minutes. you will feel the air cold again. there is a sensor on the passenger side that will trigger the servo motor to not move if the front door is closed. servos usually get stuck after the power was cut off. if this does not do it, have your a/c sytem checked for leaks.
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dkoach
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I have a 1999 Olds LSS and my climate control only works on defrost regardless of which setting I use, i.e bi level, floor, vents etc. It remains on defrost. The heat, fan and AC still work but only uses defrost. Will not change to other vents. Any suggestions? Thanks
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