[s-cars] Squealing crickets associated with HVAC system

[Robert Myers]

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Thanks, Fred.  That's what I was suspecting it was.  I wonder if a 
good shot or two of Kroil down the hole might help?

Bob


At 02:39 PM 8/23/2009, Fred Munro wrote:
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>Bob;
>
>There is a small fan in there to pull air over the sensor that measures the
>cabin temperature. I've never replaced one, so I can't enlighten you on the
>repair procedure.
>
>Fred Munro
>'97 S6
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>Hi Y'all,
>
>This noise is not (I don't think anyway) connected with the blower
>for the AC.  Instead it is a high pitched cricket-like sound which
>seems to come from the little (~3/4" square) dash top vent after the
>AC has been running for quite some time - usually an hour or
>more.  The noise goes away if the AC blower fan is slowed way down or
>turned off but I really don't want to have to disable the AC for the
>sake of a little quiet.
>
>Is there a tiny blower in there which moves cabin air over a
>temperature sensor or something like that?  Anyway, what's the repair
>procedure?  Please don't start with "Step 1 - remove the dash".
>
>Bob
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