You have a bad rear expansion valve located in the rear......
The temp blend door up front is malfunctioning.
check to see if the controls for the vents are working, there is ususally a vaccum control unit and it may mot be working on the rear vents. hope it helps. duboff
drain for the air conditioner heater case could be stopped up,or a heater core leaking... !!!!
Burnt out lamp if maybe only the rear or front works and the other still works. If the whole side is out back and front, then it may be the switch. Could be the flasher unit too but doubtful if one side is working.
expantion valve. this vehical has two
replace front heater corefront and rear have independent heater cores
the ford 99 is a younge truck and if it does that then you need to get a new heat/air conditioner you might need to get a new truck.
There is a secondary condensor in the rear of the vehicle that works off of the primary. If the AC in the rear is working and not the front, it could possibly be the air handler or the blower up front. Does the front blow air? If so is it ambient, hot, or a little cool? Incorrect: The 1999 Tahoe DOES NOT have a secondary condensor the only thing it may have in the rear is a heater core IF it is supplied with rear heat, if you are getting cold air in back and not the front usually means you are low on freon.
The rear air conditioner unit has a thermostat that is malfunctioning and needs replaced.
The flasher that works the front turn signals also work the rear.
When the front blower for heat and a/c work fine and the rear does not on the 2001 GMC Yukon it could be a blown fuse. Automobile manufacturers rarely have both of these blowers running off the same fuse.
I would first check either the controls to the front heater core or a blocked front heater core. It could also be a blocked or missing heater hose to the front heater core, although that seems quite unlikley.