Need diagram for saab climate control

SOURCE: No heat on the drivers side

Hi,

I have the same problem with my 1999 Saab 95 SE. I have done some intensive research on the repair and I have come across a few websites with solutions and they ultimately point to the same one. Your HeaterBox blend door or stop arm is broken it diverts the heat to both sides of the compartment. I had a quick free fix from my dealer from them by setting my temp to HI on both sides. But that did not fix the original problem of having cold air blow on the drivers side no matter which selection your choose to have the air blow, may it be on the windshield, panel or floor, it still came out cold. It is fine on the passengers side, but the tech at the Saab dealership instructed me not to adjust the temperature settings on either side or it might break completely, I think their just trying to tack on $2000 dollars of repairs for something I can fix for $100-$200 or even less than that. You should be able to get the job done in 2-3 hours providing nothing else is broken besides the blend door arm and/or stop arm in your heaterbox. Here is the link I found that will help you fix the problem. Hope it helps and keeps you warm, just be glad you have heated seats for now, without it I think I'd freeze to death in this Michigan weather, lol.

Illustrated Fix


Good Luck and Best Regards,

Gandy Kachucha

SOURCE: 2000 Saab 9-5 SE 3.0 V6 it needs new driver side mirror

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SOURCE: I have a 2000 Saab 9.5 V6. The air blowing

I have the same problem..

http://infocog.wordpress.com/2008/04/20/saab-9-5-acc-08-error-code-blend-door-stop-arm-repair/

ZJ Limited

• 17989 Answers
• Posted on Dec 18, 2010

SOURCE: 2000 Saab 9-5: heat on

1. The error code will not appear on the SID. You will need to press the AUTO and OFF buttons at the same time and watch for the code on the ACC Panel.
2. The cost is a tricky question. There are 3 motors in the ACC system so pulling the code is the best place to start.

Its possible that you have the blend door error. I just did this repair a few weeks ago. This was my least favorite repair on the 9-5 yet. It's not hard, but it's not fun.

I see one or two things in your future:
- A broken stop arm,



and/or a broken blend door shaft.



Luckily, there are a lot of good threads on here about how to repair these yourself:
- ACC+blend+door+repair 1
- ACC+blend+door+repair 2

Hope helps.