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Ok, job done as you showed on your video and my 2003 PArk Avenue A/C module now lights up like brand new. There were 4 resistors that had come loose from the heat they generated. There is a brown color on the board by the resistors indicating high heat. All is well again. Thank you Bill!

@dennisdelozier5247 that's awesome you got it fixed! I drove my buick tonight to work.... Still smooth

Thank you for watching. I'm so glad to help and I'm glad it worked out for you. We have to keep these mature ( not old 😂) Buicks on the road! If you haven't already please consider subscribing and Liking the video. It really helps the channel grow. Thanks again

Thanks for watching! I'm just glad I decided to take a look at it before I bought a new one. Please consider subscribing if you haven't already.

Thank you for watching! I'm glad to be a help. Saving a few bucks is the name of the game!

No problem, glad to help. Thanks for watching. Please consider subscribing. I have a few more Park Avenue fixes.

Shiiiid Im not going to lie, I wasn't the most optimistic about it at first. After looking at the piece I realized that most of trimming had to be done on the lip portion. Kinda hard to explain, but you'll see what I'm talking about when you take that trim piece off.

Thanks for watching! Yessir its not that difficult. If you haven't already please consider subscribing and Liking the video. It really helps the channel grow. Thanks again.

Thanks for watching Will! Hopefully it will bring your display back as well #happywrenching

Thanks for watching! They were 5mm If you haven't already consider looking the video and Subscribing to the channel for more fixes. It really helps the channel grow. Thanks.

Thanks for watching! Yep these old girls are getting on up there in age. Still great cars though. If you haven't already please consider liking the video and subscribing to the channel. It really helps the channel grow. Thanks again. More fixes on the way.

Thanks for watching! Glad to help. Yep saving a few bucks on the repair is nice! Actually knowing where your climate control settings are.... Priceless!

Thanks for watching! Glad to help. I thought for sure I was going to have to replace the whole thing. If you haven't already please consider subscribing and Liking the video. It really helps the channel grow. Thanks again

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Mine too and I have a 2004 as well

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Thanks for watching! Yep that's my Mitsubishi D2000 2 cylinder tractor( it's one of those tractors that got made overseas but different companies put their own brand on it) . It does look like a Ford though. Pretty stout for its size. If you haven't already please consider looking the video and Subscribing to the channel. It really helps the channel grow. More projects coming soon!

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Thanks for watching I'm glad it helped. Definitely saved mysdlf a few bucks after finding the problem! Do me a favor if you haven't already please like the video and subscribe to the channel. It really helps the channel grow and I would love to have you here.

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Thanks for watching! When I first seen those resistors and the scorching on the board I was afraid they may have had overheated. Luckily it was just fractured solder. If you haven't already please consider subscribing and Liking the video. It really helps the channel grow. I appreciate it!

Thanks, and thanks for watching. You are 100% correct. I had to replace those stepper motors and alot of those bulbs on my 2005 tahoe. Same process. That was right before I started recording videos

Thanks for watching. Glad to help. I have a few more buick park Ave videos also. Thanks for the Subscription and Like!

No problem glad to help. If you haven't already don't forget to hit that like button because it really helps the channel grow. I'd also love to have you as a subscriber, more fixes are on the way. I appreciate it.

Crazy as it sounds it's a good thing from a mechanics prospective ( already knowing what's wrong) . Like you said Just like a clock work certain things are going to fail. Coolant elbows, window motors, display, coil packs... How have you been fam? I thought about you the other day. I just hit 1000 subs and thought about about doing a give away. Thought to myself "where is Adam on route". You were one of my first subs.

You're welcome, definitely did the trick for me. If you haven't already I would appreciate it if you like the video and subscribe to the channel, it really helps the channel grow. . More buick fixes on the way fasho.

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You already know! Thanks for watching. I appreciate it!

@@HowIDoItFaM ​ that’s a catchy phrase. Also I don’t see the link in the description on where you got your soldering kit at and the spark plug tester too on your other video.

@Mustang Gt500doh I'm glad you said something. Im about to update the descriptions asap Just updated them Stens Ignition Tester 750-018, Gold a.co/d/btL9ws8 LEXIVON Butane Soldering Iron Multi-Purpose Kit | Cordless Self-Igniting Adjustable Flame 7-Tip Set | Pro-Grade (LX-770) a.co/d/d9wdMVy

im asking bc i replaced mine with one from the salvage yard and it didnt light up just like the old one but i didnt start the car.

Nahh I didn't have to start the engine. It works fine with the key turned to the on position. Thanks for watching!

@@HowIDoItFaM looks like I’m gonna be reflowing some soldier too. Thanks 🙏🏾

No problem man. Yep these cars are getting older. I bet all of those displays in the junkyards will need reflowing. If you haven't already I would love if you left and like and subscribe to the channel. It really helps me grow. Appreciate ya!

@@HowIDoItFaM success!!! Thank you for the video, now I have 2. I fixed the newer one and the older using your method!!! 1997 Buick Riviera♥️

Where are you located. I would love to help you out, because it really is a quick repair. I'm down in Mississippi.

Thank you and thanks for watching! Here's the link to the exact same one on the video. Pioneer FH-S52BT Double DIN Bluetooth Receiver www.walmart.com/ip/588953342

Metra Axxess ASWC-1 Steering Wheel Control Interface a.co/d/7aicyJ7 This is the one I used. The controls aren't perfect, meaning that the buttons don't match for the function. The main controls that you will need are there though, volume up & down and previous and next track.

@@HowIDoItFaM Man, I appreciate your feedback man! I’m by no means an electrician so I had no idea. I’ve only installed the plug and play without the steering wheel controls. I appreciate you posting all these videos on your Park Avenue!

No problem. It's not too difficult. I should have did an entire video of the radio install.

@@HowIDoItFaM Please do the entire radio install if you get a chance. Thanks again

The led display part is a lcd screen so I don't think so.. The back lights on the other buttons use bulbs I believe.

@@HowIDoItFaM Thanks

@@darrylhorton83 thanks for watching glad to help. If you haven't already please consider subscribing and Liking the video. It really helps the channel grow. Thanks again

Actually yes. When I first bought Liz ( my buick lol) it was out. I was thinking to myself " theres no way this car has heated seats and auto wipers and not have auto lights". I found out where the sensor was and ended up going to a junk yard and getting one and eureka!

I'm in Mississippi so I feel about 85% of your pain 😂😂. Sounds like one or more of your blend door actuators are messed up. Check this link out. I think this is exactly what you need buickforums.com/forums/threads/2002-park-avenue-mid-air-vents.63779/ Thanks for watching. Give ya boy a like and subscription.

How I Do It FaM yeah man thank you!🔥