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Question posted by vickymusser on April 1st, 2015

Heater Blowing Cold Only

vehicle is blowing nothing but cold air, why? was heating up properly last time i drove it and today it will blow nothing but cold air even after it is well warmed up. What all should i check? Thank you!

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Answer #1: Posted by sabrie on April 2nd, 2015 2:54 AM
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to better answer your question there is a valve in the engine compartment that has what should be a grey vacuum line with a black rubber end on it running to the valve, that switches the water valve open for the heater to work. if it is disconnected, reconnect and recheck the heater function. if that does not help then you might have a failed blend door


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