Hello~ new to the site and hoping to get some answers. My 2005 Bonneville GXP a/c is a problem child. I've replaced both actuators and the control panel, if I hit the auto button it will turn a/c on and run cool but only for a few minutes then it goes hot. Do not know what else to try.. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance

Can you verify if the AC Compressor switches off when the air goes hot?

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-Car Guy Carl
"Penelope" - 2003 SLE - 247k Miles
"Sydney" - 2000 Honda S2000 - 98k miles

HI nos4blood70! Thanks for asking. The compressor stays on and the lines under the hood are cold even when it goes to heat.

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Car Crazy Family~Cancer Warrior! Veterinary Technician and Realtor.
Garage Whore's:
1969 Chevy Nova,
1996 Chevrolet Impala SS 1 owner~ME..
Daily Drivers:
1994 Impala SS,
2012 Silverado Crew Cab V-8,
2003 Cadillac Deville,
2005 Pontiac Bonneville GXP, FOR SALE!
2006 Ford F-150 Crew Cab,
2004 Ford F-150 Extended Cab.

a/c/heater control problem solved...

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Car Crazy Family~Cancer Warrior! Veterinary Technician and Realtor.
Garage Whore's:
1969 Chevy Nova,
1996 Chevrolet Impala SS 1 owner~ME..
Daily Drivers:
1994 Impala SS,
2012 Silverado Crew Cab V-8,
2003 Cadillac Deville,
2005 Pontiac Bonneville GXP, FOR SALE!
2006 Ford F-150 Crew Cab,
2004 Ford F-150 Extended Cab.

Having Similar problem. What was your fix?

We sold the Bonneville Tuesday. The new owner is thrilled and I miss her already. My problem was the temperature sensors were not plugged in. These were located in the upper dash (there are also two in the lower dash cover panels right above your feet-on each side of vehicle). I had to take the glove compartment box out and reach up in there and plug it in. On the driver side you pull out the fuse cover (open door and look in door jamb) and pull out the round tube that carries the air to the door and reach up in there and make sure it is plugged in. This system must get feedback from the sensors to operate properly. I also bought a few new heater control panels thinking that was my problem because they are known to fail. As it turned out they were both working. These heater control panels are hard to find. I still have one laying in the garage. If you take your time and study the operation of the actuators to ensure they are doing what they are supposed to do, check to make sure all temperature sensors are in place and plugged in and narrow it down to what is actually failing you can figure it out. Good luck, show them who you are, go fix that beast!

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Car Crazy Family~Cancer Warrior! Veterinary Technician and Realtor.
Garage Whore's:
1969 Chevy Nova,
1996 Chevrolet Impala SS 1 owner~ME..
Daily Drivers:
1994 Impala SS,
2012 Silverado Crew Cab V-8,
2003 Cadillac Deville,
2005 Pontiac Bonneville GXP, FOR SALE!
2006 Ford F-150 Crew Cab,
2004 Ford F-150 Extended Cab.