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Pontiac G6 Refrigeration
oliolioli321
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Put in new battery and now refrigeration blows only warm air from all settings except from vent on dash by windshield (last setting) and it blows ice cold from there.
I am told there are refer doors for each setting that when a battery is changed that some times they get stuck shut.
I know it is not the freon, as it blows ice cold on the windshield vent, but not the others.
Is there a way to open these vents without going to a dealer ?
Thanks
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Try this. Turn HVAC off. In the passenger kick panel pull fuse hvac ctrl [batt] and hvac ctrl [ign] for a few minutes. Put them back in and wait a few minutes for the system to reset before turning on hvac. Not sure it will work, worth a try.
It's possible this is related to disconnecting the battery. Try what gonogo says, and if not, the computer might relearn in a little while. How long as this been going on?