No heat or no blower motor...
it makes a difference on what you look for.
No heat means no hot water making it to the heater core... many fords have a valve that controls hot water flow to the heater core. It could be stuck or the vacuum line that controls it could be broke or off of the valve. Find your heater hoses that run up to the firewall. Smaller hose about the size of a broom handle. When the motor has been running and is warm. See if the heater hoses are hot. If they are not. Then your not getting hot water to the heater core...
Fan not blowing...
could be something in the fan. Or the fan could be bad. Or the controller for the fan could be bad... use a test light and probe the wire going to the fan... "with power on and the switch set to high for the fan." See if you're getting power to the fan. Yes power and now fan then the fan has gone bad. If there is no power trace back. Check fuses. Look for the reason that you're not getting current to the fan. Maybe the blower motor switch is bad.
Want to force the fan to run. Run you a jumper wire to the fan wire from a voltage source. Connect to a source that is only one when the key is on. And every time you star the car you will have the fan running full speed. Better than no heat. Until you can get a chance to figure out what's wrong or find someone that can help you fix it.
By the way. I assume you made sure the cooling system was full? Low water level in radiator can reduce the amount of heat you get out of the heater.
Good luck
No , if you were to bypass the heater core , you would have no heat
heater core....
HEATER WISE? YOUR HEATER CORE MAY BE BLOCKED
If one works, and the other doesn't... Switch the relays (right to left) Most probable cause
no heat ford f 150 4.6 no heat ford f 150 4.6 Check the coolant level in the radiator first (NEVER OPEN HOT) most of the time it 's the coolant level being low that causes the heater to not blow hot...
Change the blower fan speeds to see if the noise changes. It is possible that the fan is still running while the heat is off, and the fan is rubbing.
Replace the heater core. It is leaking.
my 1999 winstar was doing this and it was the blend door
The heater inlet hose on a 1999 Jeep Wrangler 4.0L is located in the left, rear of the engine compartment. It connects directly to the heater core which circulates heat throughout the cabin.
Get the dead animals out of your heater ducts.
I own a 1997 Ford Contour and there was a recall a few years ago on the heater blower and resistor. Check out the recalls on the car.
Defective heater temperature control valve.