hi guys.

before my heater/ a/c was working,(this time a/c has to be in [red/heater setting] and heater in[blue] a/c setting). then my switch(handle) broke. (the 1 u move to get warm or cold). now all i have is cold air, no matter if i put it on either position all that comes out is cold air.

how will i be able to fix this.
ty in advance

 

Use the search and look up replacing the blower resistor thingy. The EK coupes have that problem. Take it out and look at it first, then see if you need to replace it. There is a write up

 

ok. il check dat out..
wat if the control thingy is the problem?
how will i fix dat?

ty

 

Honda Service News

SN050600-011

TITLE: A/C - Heater Blows Cold Air, A/C Blows Warm Air

APPLIES TO: All A/C-equipped Honda models that use a heater valve cable.

FIX: Heater valve cable slipped off arm. Use 10mm of 3.5mm vacuum hose on arm to hold cable in place.

 

how can i do dat?can i have instructions pls? if its not to much to ask.
maybe a little step by step.
im a noob at this things,this is my 2nd tym doing sumthing on my car. :D

ty so much

 

I'm pretty sure you can get TSBs printed out at the dealership too. I might be wrong.

 

wats TSBs? sorry i dnt know wat dat is.

 

Google will tell you what a TSB is.

I'd show you the image of the Honda Service News (which is what I just posted - it's a type of TSB basically), but my computer for some reason won't allow me to upload anything.

Honda will know what a TSB is too.

 

can u send the image to my email. steve_cute_vhente@yahoo.com
ty.

 

I don't give out my email or email people I don't know. Sorry.

Beyond that, I would still have to upload images. I can't.

 

the slider is stuck on this position to. but if i slide it to the right(red) it goes all the way.
i read that it may be the climate control itself is the problem.

 

the TSB is the same one posted in MotorAlldata

 

My 93 Civic's slider was hard to move also and so I troubleshot and researched it a month or so ago. There are a few possibilities here, all mechanical in nature. Without removing anything, you can try examining the linkage underneath the dash using the drawings at http://ww1.honda.co.uk/car/owner/workshop.html (95-97 manual; heater section). Try manually moving the linkage by putting your fingers on the peg (under the dash) to which the cable connects. Look for rough spots; clean and lubricate the linkages as needed. Get a lubricant from say Autozone, NAPA, or Pep Boys recommended for plastic-to-plastic contact. Dow Corning is supposed to make one. The point where the clamp attaches to the cable may have to be adjusted. You may want to pull the climate control, carefully noting the routing of the cable. You might be able to improve on the routing, especially if someone tampered with it in the past. The cable may have to be replaced. This is a problem area Honda has acknowledged with Civics circa 1992-2000.