There is a small vacuum line for accessories in the engine compartment on top of the throtle position sensor that comes off and will cause this problem. very small hose...look on the intake throtle body for the sensor...it will have other vacuum hoses attached there also but this one is easily overlooked cause its so small. Hope this helps
The climate control module is part of the control assembly. The entire assembly has to be replaced as one unit for the 1990 models.
Pull the dash trip off gently from bottom to top, (just the dash trim by the climate control) and there will be 4 screws on the climate control module. Its best to buy a used 1996-1999 Mark VIII Climate Control module, since they have "Hard Buttons" on the climate controls. Pull out the old one, and replace with the new model. Newer model climate control modules are totally compatible w/the 1993-1996 models.
Depends on which computer you are referring to. You have a climate control module, power-train control module, etc.
Up under the passenger side plastic protector - almost behind the glove box. You will see the air tubes & wires running into a black box there - that is the climate control module.
A diagnostic tester can identify the problem with your Chevrolet Camaro electronic module control. Most Chevrolet dealerships are equipped with diagnostic testing tools.
BCM- Body Control Module
the problem may be the blower control module.it is located under the hood by the blower motor itself,on the right side.it has a wirer connector plugged into it.remove batt connection.then remove module by removing the two small bolts.look at module one of the coil windings will be bad,if so replace module.
Your climate control module is out. We had a 1997 LHS with the same problem. Our fan would only run on high which became very annoying after awhile. Good luck.
Power train control module problem.
I have an 89 Delta 88 and if you have Electronic Climate Control there is a control module located just right(passenger side) of center at the firewall. It is in the same location as the blower fan resister assembly on a car with standard a/c controls.
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Not that I am aware of. Are you sure the body control module is the problem and not the power or grounds. You may even have a bad fan switch.