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best advice is the method i would use to located the orifice tube in the 2000 chevy venture. check the automotive repair book section in your local library. Most libraries have repair manuals on their automotive shelf section. find the a/c manual for your year and model car. make a copy of the page that has the information you need. you will need to make a copy because the library will not let those manuals be checked out. you might want to google for the location of the orifice tube location. I hope this helps.
check the system fuse and or circuit breaker. check the switch wires for damage and loose connections. check the switches for continuity. remove the door panel(s) and check the actuator wiring connections to see if they're loose or damaged. inspect the actuator rods if equipped to make sure they arn't bent or damaged or loose connections. the actuator can ce momentarily. a discernible click indicates that the solenoid is operating properly.
there should be information in your owner manual telling you how to do it if you have miss place your owner manual try this website to see if you can down load one for your car its www.edmunds.com and i hope i was able to help you Michigan Man
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