Left temperature feedback circuit malfunction
What it means
B0413. Left temperature feedback circuit malfunction. The HVAC module cannot confirm the driver side door position and the body warning light comes on. This Chevy-enhanced code applies to Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac, Pontiac, Oldsmobile and Saturn models that use this code.
Findings, check these first
- Failed position feedback sensor in the driver side left temperature actuator
- Open or short in the left temperature feedback circuit
- Corroded driver side actuator connector
- Driver side air mix door binding and stalling the actuator
- Faulty feedback input in the HVAC control module
Standard procedure
- Confirm the code with a scan tool
- Inspect and reseat the driver side actuator connector
- Test the left temperature feedback circuit for opens and shorts
- Command the driver side door and compare commanded position to feedback
- Replace the actuator or HVAC control module only after circuit tests pass, then clear the code and retest
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Sources and review
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- Code B0413 definition | OBDII.pro
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Supports: GM manufacturer meaning for B0413
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- B0413 CHEVROLET Temperature Control 1 Feedback Circuit | Engine-Codes.com
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Supports: Chevrolet meaning and possible causes for B0413
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- B0413 CHEVROLET Temperature Control 1 Feedback Circuit | AutoCodes.com
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Supports: corroboration of Chevrolet meaning and causes for B0413
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Last updated 2026-10-10.
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