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Hey guys,

My climate control has been working fine, im more than happy with it, until last nite. I usually put it on 32 degrees until its warm enough, then turn it down to about 26 which is livable temp. Although just last nite, it doesnt matter what degree its on, its either as hot as 32 deg or as cold as 18 deg. There is no inbetween heat/coolage area.

Any one know of any fixes at all. Its not leaking or anything.

Thanks guys

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check if the hose on the back of the sensor iunder the stereo bit is disconnected... if it is, it'll keep warming up or cooling down even after desired temp is achieved.

Yeah when i put it on auto, it does the same thing. Thing is, if its cold as, it comes on full blast, then tones its self down when the car gets warmer. So its working fine in that regards, just that, it doesnt matter wether its on 32 degrees or 26 degrees, its the same amount of heat. Oh and now the Bitch makes a clicking noise all the farking time as well, like the fan is clicking when the sytem is off, When its on it doesnt make that noise..this thing is really getting to me. I just turn the system up to avoid pissing me off, but what am i to do..

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