[Marilyn]

I spoke with the dealership today to make sure they would have the parts in the morning. They called me back and said that the manager of the dealership would not let them order the parts until they had verified exactly what was wrong this time. Seems that there are 4 solenoids in the dash and more than one of them could cause this problem. Last time they changed out one of them. So tomorrow morning they want me to bring it in so they can run diagnostics again and try to pinpoint a problem. They said that Monday when I brought it in, they hooked it to the computer and ran the diagnostics, and it showed that nothing was wrong. If the computer doesn't tell them there is a problem they have nothing to fix.

The dealership is very convenient to my work so I'll take it to them tomorrow and see what happens. If they can't find anything wrong, I'm going to another dealership that is actually in my home town and we know them better, but leaving the truck there is not as convenient. The one where I work will drop me off at work. It's just down the street.

Like I said in another earlier post, these vehicles are getting too complicated to be able to work on. Even the techs at the dealerships can't do anything the computer doesn't tell them to do.

IN the mean time, on my way to Corpus this morning with the AC on and working fine, suddenly the thing started blowing super hot air in my face!!! AGAIN!!! It was blowing cold air this afternoon when I was near a Chevy dealer though, so couldn't get it verified. Still frustrated!!! I hate these intermittent problems. They never flair up when they need to!!