sooooo i still have no hot air i think it happened after i changed my plugs but it might just be a coincidence. anyways no matter what temp i set the ac to i get COLD air. i live in Florida so its def cold air from the ac unit. please help

 

On passenger side, set low near engine head is the Dual Climate Control Valve (DCCV). Disturbance of its electrical connection could prohibit circulation of hot coolant into the heater control unit. Check DCCV electrical connection. Due to replacement of plugs; perform a hard re-set of ECU (disconnect both pos. and neg. battery cables from battery terminals, touch them together then place back on after 30 minutes). Others will be here to help soon.

 

i cant get at the dccv and i dont even see a electrical connection to it

 

Then perhaps you didn't disturbe the electrical connector? I'm not certain; but access to the DCCV is through the passenger wheel well with wheel removed. Check this forums' search feature on "DCCV", etc. Don't become too worried. There are several very knowledgeable's here to further help you.

 

okay ill pull off the wheel i guess i was trying to get at it from above but i couldnt get the clip off
thanbks

 

Be very careful when working with the coolant connector clips as they can break or disturb the o-ring seals within them. This is one of the reasons my 03 STR is presently in the shop. A mechanic trying to install a supercharger pulley messed with them and....

 

hmmm will do butttt i pulled of the wheel and i cant see the dccv how do i get to it from here?

 

how do you remove the clips that have a little red piece that slides??????

 

unplugged and still no hot air...now what?

 

What did you unplug? Don't disturb too much. If the heat/a/c system worked prior to plug change the issue may not be due to DCCV. Check for unplugged or loosened electrical connectors near plug work.

 

When I had no hot air, turned out my coolant was just low.

 

unplugged dccv and ive added coolant