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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Explorer / November 2004

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Heat Location Switching problem

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Matt Schumacker - 29 Nov 2004 12:48 GMT
I have a 95 XLT that does not have the climate control.  I have read
about the problems with that unit and the inablility to control the
tempature of the heat, but I'm having a different problem.

So far this seems to happen after everything has warmed up.  I can
turn the heat or defroster on and hear the blower going like crazy
(can even tell the AC is on when defrost is on).  The problem is that
I can't really feel the air coming out any where and moving the switch
doesn't seem to have an effect.  The glove box is nice and toasty, but
the problem is that I only get a trickle of air for the defroster.

any ideas?
John - 29 Nov 2004 15:30 GMT
> I have a 95 XLT that does not have the climate control.  I have read
> about the problems with that unit and the inablility to control the
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> any ideas?
You most likely have a vaccuum problem. All air doors are actuated by
vaccuum. Start checking under the hood for leaking vaccuum lines. There
are also some in the glove box. If that is toasty warm then look there
first.
john
 
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