Posted September 23, 201311 yr My buddy has an '04 3500SRW. His AC and recirc(?) LEDs blink constantly, but everything seems to work. Any idea as to what the reason is, and what is needed to fix it?Thanks,Rick
September 23, 201311 yr Author I figured as much lol j/kThe AC functions, and such, just trying to figure out what is causing the blinking, and how best to diagnose what it actually is.
September 23, 201311 yr Owner My buddy has an '04 3500SRW. His AC and recirc(?) LEDs blink constantly, but everything seems to work. Any idea as to what the reason is, and what is needed to fix it? Thanks, Rick Never seen one... Could you post a pic of this...
September 23, 201311 yr Author pic of the climate control? or a vid of the blinking? Here's what the climate control looks like: the two LEDs above each of the right buttons are what blinks
September 23, 201311 yr Owner I would assume it would be part of the central timer computer like on the 2nd gens (if this still holds true).
September 23, 201311 yr I would assume it would be part of the central timer computer like on the 2nd gens (if this still holds true). I don't know if that's the case or not Mike. pic of the climate control? or a vid of the blinking? Here's what the climate control looks like: the two LEDs above each of the right buttons are what blinks That's the same configuration that I have in my '04.5. No blinking here, which leads me to think of bad switches or frayed wires letting power go to the LED. Does it blink in a rhythmic manner or voluntary??
September 24, 201311 yr I cant find it in the service manual. The only thing I found was the a/c light flashing during a a/c performance test that is performed with the drb. If the test fails, then the light keeps flashing. I would probably try unhooking the batteries and ground out the power wire to drain all the memories. And also unhook the hvac controller and see if there are any burnt wires or pins.
My buddy has an '04 3500SRW. His AC and recirc(?) LEDs blink constantly, but everything seems to work. Any idea as to what the reason is, and what is needed to fix it?Thanks,Rick