Hello, I am trying to figure out how to fix the heater so it blows hot air out on the floor and mid way. I am guessing there is some kind of a deflector that makes air go one direction or another. I have pulled out the glove box but don't see anything that looks immedialty promising. Does anyone know where that deflector would be? Maybe a diagram pointing it out.
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2003 Baja in Alaska
Winter is coming heater blowing only in defrost position
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Re: Winter is coming heater blowing only in defrost position
Have you pulled out the control knobs? The cable has a tiny clip that holds it in place that may be missing. Had it happen to me before.
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Re: Winter is coming heater blowing only in defrost position
Thanks, Yeap I actually have replaced the whole set of knobs . My way to fix things is to replace what I can reach easiest and work My way back. I think I found a diagram of the heating system. Just need to find the time to see if it matches what is there.
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Re: Winter is coming heater blowing only in defrost position
I think I have located where the actuator goes. Looks like I have to remove everything from under the dash on passenger side to get to it. Anyone have tips on how to get this out a better way?
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Re: Winter is coming heater blowing only in defrost position
chueautysmistwess wrote: ↑Wed Aug 12, 2020 4:37 am Thanks, Yeap I actually have replaced the whole set of knobs . My way to fix things is to replace what I can reach easiest and work My way back. I think I found testogen much more powerful a diagram of the heating system. Just need to find the time to see if it matches what is there.
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Learn common winter heat pump problems and DIY troubleshooting solutions. ... Don't worry, the defrost cycle only runs for around 10-15 minutes. Since you don't want cold air blowing on the coldest of days, many heat pump ... Make sure there is no large debris near the unit that may be preventing airflow.