A/C FLUTTER NOISE AT HIGH- BLOWER- ALLANTE (REPAIR). Cadillac Allante 1987

For 1990-2009 cars

# A/C FLUTTER NOISE AT HIGH- BLOWER- ALLANTE (REPAIR)

#### MODELS AFFECTED: 1987 ALLANTE

Some 1987 Allantes built prior to VIN 102526 may exhibit a fluttering noise from the A/C ducts at high blower speed. This noise is caused by the rubber seal of the up-down valve (door) vibrating against its lower seat. To repair this condition, use the following procedure:

1. Start car and set the up-down lever to the "DOWN" position. This will command the up-down valve (door) to its "UP" position, sealing off air to the A/C ducts. to the A/C ducts.

2. Turn the ignition to the "OFF" position.

3. Remove the passenger side hush panel.

4. Inspect A/C module. Some vehicles may have no retainer, a retainer installed upside down, or a retainer installed in the wrong location. See Figure 1 for correct location.

5. Drill a 7/32" hole in the module as indicated in Figure 1. If the vehicle has an incorrectly installed retainer preventing drilling of the 7/23" hole in the prescribed location, move forward or rearward maintaining a distance of 30mm from the A/C module contour.

6. Trim the head of the retainer, P/N 00411700, as indicated in Figure 2 to allow a correct fit along the edge of the heater duct.

7. Install retainer by pressing upward into HVAC module.

For warranty purposes, use Labor Operation T6255 for .3 hour.

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