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Old 10-07-2010, 07:27 PM
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AC and Heating Problems and faulty switch?

I had to recently replace both the temperature and fan speed controls on my 2004 RX-8. They just had cracked and fallen apart. I presumed that the problem was just broken ***** but thats not the case. I have noticed in the summer that i have to flick the temperature control quickly all the way to cold for the A/C to start working.... Occasionally as I am riding along even on smooth roads, the blower immediately starts blowing HOT. A quick counter clockwise turn of the temp control fixes it and it could stay working for weeks. Now its getting colder I notice that the HEAT does not work at all, it just blows cold and I can't get the heat to work at all with the switch flick trick. Am I dealing with one problem here or multiple ???

Anyone else ever experience this type of behavior? Any thoughts ?
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