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rear heater temperature values
-16С (3.2F) is considered as freezing? it is winter outside)- deathfry
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rear heater temperature values
just for the history if someone will be curious: tahoe 2004 5.3 idling it is -16C (3.2F) outside rear heater vent is little below middle position, temp is set to red, ceiling (see attach) temperature became 42.9C(107.6F) in about 15 minutes from the start (but it wasn't cold start, the car was...- deathfry
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FRONT HEATER: I made some research on past weekend: it shows 156F in the feet. Maybe I can't feel it cause of vents location On my prev Dodge Caliber it was more sensitive- deathfry
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no need for that, it is rare to have such temperature and front heater compensates weak rear heater I just wanted to find out certain values of degrees that are considered as normal Or at least delta between front and rear that is considered to be normal (for ex. if it exceed 20 degrees between...- deathfry
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2000 - 2006 Tahoe/Yukon/Escalade Models - this topic is about older 800 models) I actually own a 2004 tahiti- deathfry
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Am I getting it right: it is ok to be 32C in the rear on the idle? If yes then I should stop wondering and start finding out why there is very little air flows out from legs mode BTW how much do you have in the rear? and could you please provide link to the "field service manual" with the temp page?- deathfry
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Well, in my front heater there is 70C (yes, celsium) when I turn into the face and with the blower in the middle position. I thought that the rear heater should be as effective as the front. And I think my front heater is not so effective when it takes legs: it blows to the legs (so the...- deathfry
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good day I am trying to find exact numbers what temperature from the rear heater should be considered as normal. For ex. I have -30C outside and it blows from the ceiling (middle vent strength position) about 32C. Is it ok? Or it should be higher?- deathfry
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LED dome lights not working properly...
And again thank you! Am I getting it right: those capacitors are enough for the whole interior lighting system? Or it is only for the front lights? If I need to do this for ALL lights then maybe there is another way to do it once for all? -
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LED dome lights not working properly...
@ Thank you a lot! But if you allow me I'll still wait for the photos of the installation - where and how did you place capacitor and resistor -
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LED dome lights not working properly...
Doug, could you please provide some photos how did you do the wiring? And as I got from your post you've used a 22 Ohm resistor and what exact capacitor? -
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Heated wheel on 2004 Tahoe
Here is the image from this forum made by Timmy https://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/threads/03-06-steering-wheel-conversion-to-07.40785/ Sadly without any instructions -
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Heated wheel on 2004 Tahoe
Hello folks Anyone did such an upgrade like a heated wheel on second generation tahoe? They say there is no space for additional heating wire in the clockspring.
