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Old 04-24-2012, 06:08 AM
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I do the Heater valve and the Climate control modules together. The signal is a pulse width powered ground. The heater valve sticks and kills the module. I know it sucks but that's the way to do it. Sometimes you get lucky and only have to replace the heater valve.
Hi Jaglover922
I have the same problem with no heat. I find it interesting that you mention the signal being pulse width.. I ran a constant ground to either of the outer pins on the DCCV but made no difference. Maybe mine is stuck shut. But I have been wondering why there's no ground feeding from the CCV

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Sorry, feeding from the climate control module
 
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Flushed lines going into matrix with the hose and everything there seems to be clear.. So we assume the CCM is also at fault what with no earth feeding the DCCVs outer 2 pins?
Yes valve was unplugged before adding the constant earth
 
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If the ground made no diff then the DCCV is faulty. You gave no data re CCM did you?
 
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Originally Posted by JagV8
If the ground made no diff then the DCCV is faulty. You gave no data re CCM did you?
What are you referring to as giving no data?
Yes I agree that the DCCV is at fault, but is this a case where the CCM becomes faulty aswell?
 
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May or may not. Test it

Or swap DCCV and see if all is then OK.
 
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Originally Posted by Cocre8
What are you referring to as giving no data?
Yes I agree that the DCCV is at fault, but is this a case where the CCM becomes faulty aswell?
I've moved you to your own thread.

I'd assume that he means you were not providing a command from the CCM when testing the valve, so if your valve is toast when you tested with an independent supply / ground you need to change it, if you still have no control the CCM may also be faulty.
 
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All visual settings with the CCM seem to be ok. Vacume vents all good to, just no heat.
Just ordered a new DCCV from the UK so will let you know the outcome
Thanks for your help
 
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