1992 Vanden Plas.
Whilst the AC is on cold, there is a loud, rapid, flapping noise that
seems to have its origin at the center AC vent.
If I turn the temperature control to maximum heat, the noise goes
away. Whilst the motor is under acceleration, producing torque, (such
as pulling from a dead stop, etc.) the noise goes away. However, just
revving up the motor while in neutral does not make it go away.
I disconnected the vacuum line at the point where it enters the
console beneath the battery and the noise disappears.
All this indicates a defective vacuum actuator somewhere under the
dash.
If anyone has experienced this problem or can provide any tips on
fixing it, I would greatly appreciate your sharing.
Cheers!
John
Ken - 20 Mar 2005 00:03 GMT
It may sound too simple, but I had the same problem, took me ages but it
ended up being a leaf had gotten in near where the wipers are. Once out, the
noise stopped. The heat seemed to stop it too.
Ken
Australia
> 1992 Vanden Plas.
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> John
THREE HOLES - 21 Mar 2005 11:40 GMT
Its Mrs. McGrice's piss flaps.
> > Whilst the AC is on cold, there is a loud, rapid, flapping noise that
> > seems to have its origin at the center AC vent.
Blake Dodson - 21 Mar 2005 15:58 GMT
Ron Ron Ron, uselessnet snapped you too?
Smoke a joint mate!
DieInterim