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As far as the different methods of getting to the Air Mix Actuator go, I read where one guy took a soldering iron and melted some of the ductwork to create an access hole and then taped it up later, but I could not find any photos. Does anyone have a detailed procedure on this particular method?

Just completed the fix a month ago. Not too bad of a project, Not really hard just ackward working position. It fixed all my A/C issues. The nipples in the connector go soft and close off the lines. By following the info for the Lasabre in the techinfo was able to figure it out. Went existing vacuum line to existing vacuum line with 7/64 vacuum line, bypassing the connector. You can do this project.

I need to find a way to change mine cause i cant find any mechanics around here to do it..... the dealership will do it but they want to charge me 1200 1800 to fix it cause they want to take out the whole dash to fix it

glenn304bonne97 wrote:I need to find a way to change mine cause i cant find any mechanics around here to do it..... the dealership will do it but they want to charge me 1200 1800 to fix it cause they want to take out the whole dash to fix it

Not only that, they won't put your dash back together properly either. I know because I had it done once and never again. I'll let my son do it. The instructions on the forum on how to do it work. - BC

what is the part number for Air Mix Actuator 1997 bonneville se with the ecc