Heater problems
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#2
No air coming out of any vents?
Try switching to recirc, maybe your front vent is clogged.
You have a vacuum-actuated valve on the heater core that should default to "open" and only close when you turn on A/C, you have the red-to-blue blend-door slider that is a mechanical linkage with the blend door, then you have three vacuum actuators; one opens the defroster vents, one selects between floor vents and dash vents, and one selects between recirculator door inlet and front fresh-air inlet. (The defrost actuator is only relevant if the dash vents are closed.)
Something's probably stuck.
Try switching to recirc, maybe your front vent is clogged.
You have a vacuum-actuated valve on the heater core that should default to "open" and only close when you turn on A/C, you have the red-to-blue blend-door slider that is a mechanical linkage with the blend door, then you have three vacuum actuators; one opens the defroster vents, one selects between floor vents and dash vents, and one selects between recirculator door inlet and front fresh-air inlet. (The defrost actuator is only relevant if the dash vents are closed.)
Something's probably stuck.
#4
They might accumulate grit and grim on the pushrod that comes out of the actuator, and that might hang things up.
Probably more likely is that a plastic vacuum line broke or got kinked, although they seem to me like they're pretty high quality.
Worse comes to worse get a new actuator. They're pretty easy to find and cheap in junk yards. Might even be able to rebuild one...
Probably more likely is that a plastic vacuum line broke or got kinked, although they seem to me like they're pretty high quality.
Worse comes to worse get a new actuator. They're pretty easy to find and cheap in junk yards. Might even be able to rebuild one...
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