I have a 2002 Grand Prix GT that does the same dang thing!!! With the heat and the air!! Hey Bill ==It could be the resistor pack which is on the evaporator case. Check it out. GoodluckJOE THE PROBLEM MIGHT BE AS SIMPLE AS A RELAY FOR THE BLOWER MOTOR. I had to deal with the same thing on my 2001 Grand Prix GT, just last week. I turned out to be the blower fan motor resistor pack, which is located under the passenger side dashboard, behind the blower fan. It was really a b!t@# to get to, and I had to remove the fan, but once you get to it, its and easy fix. I fyou still have a hard time locating the resistor pack, look for two wires (either red and black, or purple and black) running to the blower fan motor.
I don't know how good Chip's skills as a mechanic are. He does design some horribly ugly rims, but that's nothing on which I would base an estimation of his mechanical talents.
It is probably too old or you could have it on the warm setting. I'm going to have to say, get a new air conditioning. MaDiSoN!!!
I would suspect a blown fuse.
Just because you are paying more attention to it when passing. If you had someone watch your pupils, they would get bigger when passing, I'll bet.
i have heard that there is a resistor in line, under the hood connected to the ac compressor that can cause it to act up
A response that is not the result of classical conditioning would be a reflexive or innate response, such as blinking when a foreign object approaches the eye. These responses do not require prior conditioning to occur.
i would think its on.
Bad blower resistor? Bad switch?
Change your heat control sensor it mount on your heater motor on most models, it reduces the amount of voltage to the fan motor.
You put the seat in the position you would like to set it to, press the set button, then the setting (1 or 2) that you would like to keep it at.
Building a city would be one cause (see heat island effect), turning on all of the air conditioning units, or setting fire to the city are all ways to increase the temperature of a city.
Most air conditioning units have no reset button. If any do there would be no standard place for it.