2001 Buick LeSabre "blend door actuator" Questions

...and warm air on the drivers side. Is is the blend door? OR what? There is a blend door actuator motor that is not working,the dash has to be removed back toward the seats to access the actuator

...blend door motor under the dash attached to the heater box assembly. Some diagnostics will be required to determine which actuator is problamatic and whether or not it is a vacuum/electrical issue or ...

...blend door is the problem, how do you get at it? Is the actuator/motor located on the passenger side to the left of the glove box? Will removing and replacing the actuator/motor solve the problem? ...

...blend door actuator. It's the door that diverts air between the floor, vents, and defroster. Sometimes the part will get stuck in 1 position. Some cars have cable driven blend doors, others are ...

...blend door actuator for 2005 buick lasabre 2008 Lacrosse Condition: no heat. Diag: Hot In and Out hoses radiator, hot in and out to Core which means fluid good and thermostat opening. Bled air out of ...

...A BLEND DOOR ISSUE. IF YOU MOVE THE MODE CONTROL ON THE DASH TO A DIFFERENT POSITION DOES ANYTHING CHANGE. IF YOU HEAR A CLICKING OR POPPING NOISE THE PLASTIC ARM ON THE BLEND DOOR ACTUATOR IS

...blend door actuated by solenoids may not be working correctly causing a/c cool air to come out of the windshield vents, rather than the regular front vents. Defroster Valve Actuator 1996 ? 19991996 ? ...

...is called the blend door, you either have a sticking blend door or the actuator motor for the door is defective and does not completely shut off the heater core. The pass side has it's own blend

blend door is bad and on which side it is thats bad. The heat only comes out the vents no matter what setting I switch it to. No defrost no heat on floor. and this is on both driver and passenger side

blend door actuator, (black odd shaped box with metal "ring"). Remove the box and manually rotate the blend door shaft it was attached to clockwise. If you get cold air, it's the actuator you removed.