It's funny, for some reason my heat doesn't work unless I turn the **** to cold and then it only works for a few minutes, the AC is doin the same F'n thing this is gonna be a Loooooong summer if I don't figure out how to fix it, hopefully without takein it to the dealer. ANY IDEAS ???????

 

What do you mean by it does not work? You rotate the temp **** all the way clockwise to hot (or ccwise to cold), put the air flow to face and feet, then turn on the fan and what happens?

 

if you turn it to hot , it is neither hot nor cold. turn it to cold it is neither hot nor cold somewhere in between you get full cold and full hot, the *** is confused. in other words it's not as easy as turn it all the way left for cold and all the way right for hot cause the F**KIN thing don't work right. trust me it was bad enough tryin to find the hot air during the winter, finding the cold air for summer is gonna suck, I don't want to take it to the dealer if I don't have to

 

The temp control **** is known to go bad. There are diagnostics test and DIY to fix it if that's your problem. Search and post if you don't find the DIY which has the diagnostics and fix.

 

thanks man I'll check it out

 

for anyone else who might stumble upon this issue here is the DYI thread I found , and plan on useing

https://www.rx8club.com/series-i-do-yourself-forum-73/diy-no-heat-repair-heater-control-158200/

 

There is a TSB about the A/C Amplifier being faulty. It appears to be an electrical piece that can only be replaced to resolve the issue. I'm sorry I don't have the link to the TSB but it's out there.I have an 04 and my A/C does this, on a hot summer day with a/c on. It will be cold for a few minutes then go lukewarm then cold again and back. Annoying but not enough to make me want to spend the money on a new A/C Amplifier...

 

Its not the AC Amplifer. unless its a 04 the problem is long gone.


its the **** thats bad, I had one, replaced under warranty about 2 yrs ago. Its working.

 

Correct, but maybe he has an 04...

 

ac amp issue is not what the op describes..

beers

 

Op never check back ?

ITS YOUR **** DAMN IT ! :P

You can fix it yourself, its not hard and it takes maybe 30 minutes to remove/fix/install back.

Basic soldering skills required. its sooo simple even u never did it before. u need a set of cheap soldering set, radio shack has them for I think 16 bux.

DIY is here. search for it.

if for some "weird" reasons u just want to buy a new HVAC control, thats cool too, but its about 280 bucks.

you do the math.

 

and the link is in the thread already..

beers