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Old 01-23-2013, 06:01 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default 2009 Honda Pilot blows hot air on drivers side and cool air on pass.

Anyone know what is the probable cause of the dirvers side blows considerably warmer air in comparison to the passengers. Any help is greatly appreciated!

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Anyone know what is the probable cause of the dirvers side blows considerably warmer air in comparison to the passengers.
There are separate motors, on the driver and passenger sides, that the climate control system uses to regulate the temperature of the cabin air.
Likely, one of them either has failed or is not receiving the proper control signal.
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If you are using the A/C, a low charge of refrigerant can make it warmer from one side to the other. I'd start with that before i started changing parts. If it's for the heat, it's likely a mode motor as stated above.
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