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Sorry mark, see post above.....Awesome. I’m officially pissed at GM. After tearing the entire dash out of my truck to replace my ac evaporator temp sensor to fix dtc b3933 I found out from a TSB that I don’t have such a sensor in my truck, the replacement HVAC head unit I installed last month needs to be programmed via TISWeb and my Tech2 or that dtc shows up and the ac won’t work. No wonder I can’t find that sensor.
Ffffffff offfffffff mannnnnnnnnnnn lol. Better watch out, I’m starting to twitch.Red, theres some rust on the dash supports, you should wire brush, prime and CM.... just sayin the dash is out so much at least it will look good While its out next time....
At least you were able to finally figure it out.Awesome. I’m officially pissed at GM. After tearing the entire dash out of my truck to replace my ac evaporator temp sensor to fix dtc b3933 I found out from a TSB that I don’t have such a sensor in my truck, the replacement HVAC head unit I installed last month needs to be programmed via TISWeb and my Tech2 or that dtc shows up and the ac won’t work. No wonder I can’t find that sensor.
Not a pit thing. My jack Russell Porkchop does that when its really hot out. Our Heeler does it too. Zeus the collie does not. But hes old.
Also. My bad. Turned this into show your dog's. Haha
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Atf is thicker and prob not good for newer cars, id stick with ps fluid. I had a few cars Years ago that had leaks and atf was cheaper and lasted longer.
aaah this is how I had my crash course in how the rear hvac works in the yukon xl, after I tore it all apart and tested this and tested that and found a very much non-existent wiring diagram to discover my truck does not have said "sensor" and the rear ac wouldn't work, same issue controller needed to be programmed to my vinAwesome. I’m officially pissed at GM. After tearing the entire dash out of my truck to replace my ac evaporator temp sensor to fix dtc b3933 I found out from a TSB that I don’t have such a sensor in my truck, the replacement HVAC head unit I installed last month needs to be programmed via TISWeb and my Tech2 or that dtc shows up and the ac won’t work. No wonder I can’t find that sensor.
