There is no temperature cable. The hvac outlet temperature is controlled with electric motors on airflow doors.
A 1996 Chrysler Town and Country does not have a speedometer or odometer cable. That signal comes from the transmission output speed sensor.
Remove the radio/heater control module. Disconnect the temperature control cable at the base of the control assembly . It is on the center mound just to the right of the gas pedal. Take the heater control cable off of the back of the heater control module. Pull the temperature control cable off.
it,s under the dashboard behind the temperature control knob
tailpipe
It doesn't have a speedometer cable. The speed signal comes from the output speed sensor.
It is the system that actuates the throttle plate electronically. This van does not use a throttle cable.
Town and country vans have never had speedometer cables. The speedometer gets it's signal from the transmission computer.
On the hallway wall by the return air duct
Same answer as the 97 escort question.
Try unhooking the negative cable on the battery for 30 seconds
There is no speedometer cable. The speed signal comes from transmission and abs speed sensors. Chrysler last used a cable in the 1980's.
low coolant? Bad thermostat? heater core airbound? control cable not adjusted properly?