The AC does not blow on the main front vents. Only rear and defrost.
I am having the same problem, my issue is a broken vacuum line from the pasenger side of the van to the engine. I am trying to find a diagram so that I can fix it.
Most likely this is due to a broken vacuum line under the hood. Probably not a rubber hose, but a plastic tube that had dried out and cracked. Mine just crumbled apart and I replaced it all with a hose.
To fix a loose vacuum hose on a 2002 GMC Envoy, it can be clamped with a small hose clamp. Use a metal clamp that can be adjusted to fit the small hose.
tps throttle position sensor
If the slider moves, but the air location does not change, I would check for a broken vacuum line under the hood. Sometimes the plastic tubing dries out and cracks.
Inspect the vacuum line that feeds it. There is a good chance the vacuum line is damaged.
To fix a rear driver's side brake line on a 1994 GMC Sierra 4x4 at a shop can run as high as $300. The parts can be purchased to repair the brake line for under $50.
start by changing the fuse then check relays its very hard to answer a question like this when you dont explain what its doing or not doing or what you have done to try to fix it
There is a valve called a vacuum check valve that restricts the vacuum from shutting off the AC doors when you reach a low vacuum situation(Engine under a load going up a hill or accelerating). Auto parts stores have these for around $5 to $6 dollars. Finding them on your particular vehicle is sometimes difficult. A decent and fair AC shop should be able to fix this reasonably for you.
This is fuel injected.. No float exists. This question could also pertain to the level in the fuel tank, which uses a float.
Replace the brake line, bleed the brake. top up with brake fluid. Done.
I'm not sure how old this question is but the answer is "Yes". I had lost cruise control on my 06 Pacifica and I found the cause was a broken vacuum line. Simple fix.