1998 Intrepid - Heater question

Hello! Desparately looking for some advice. My frustration level has
reached a new high with the stupid heater!

Details: 1998 intrepid es, with automatic temperature control. AC
fully charged and functional. Heat is hot.

Issue: Control module keeps throwing code 23 and 32. I can manually
move the blend door to get either heat or AC. Given the Code 23, I
replaced the actuator. went through the calibration procedure. no
change.

Replaced the control unit with a known good unit. followed the reset
procedure in the factory service manual. still throwing 23 and 32.

The actuator appears to be functioning properly, so now I'm starting
to suspect a problem with the door itself. I think the dash needs to
be disassembled to get the hvac unit out so that I can look at the
door.

Before I start taking it apart, I was hoping someone may have had a
similar issue and could offer advice.

Anyone?

Thanks,
Doug

are you near detroit michigan i have a camera i use to inspect these
kinds of things that way i don't have to tear stuff apart to inspect it
thus saving people money for unnecessary teardowns

wrote:

> Hello! Desparately looking for some advice. My frustration level has
> reached a new high with the stupid heater!
>
> Details: 1998 intrepid es, with automatic temperature control. AC
> fully charged and functional. Heat is hot.
>
> Issue: Control module keeps throwing code 23 and 32. I can manually
> move the blend door to get either heat or AC. Given the Code 23, I
> replaced the actuator. went through the calibration procedure. no
> change.
>
> Replaced the control unit with a known good unit. followed the reset
> procedure in the factory service manual. still throwing 23 and 32.
>
> The actuator appears to be functioning properly, so now I'm starting
> to suspect a problem with the door itself. I think the dash needs to
> be disassembled to get the hvac unit out so that I can look at the
> door.
>
> Before I start taking it apart, I was hoping someone may have had a
> similar issue and could offer advice.
>
> Anyone?
>
> Thanks,
> Doug