Rear Ac Will Not Come On

By tim1977
June 9, 2011 in Ask A GM Technician

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tim1977

Posted June 9, 2011

The rear AC control overhead are have stopped working, the blower will not come on at all. The dome lights work, sunroof works and garage door openers work. A while back this would happen when it rains, but it would start working again. I feel like a fuse has been blown or the controls overhead are damaged??

Tim

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