Check your climate control switches, and vaccuum lines. If you have electronic climate control, you probably need to have it serviced. Quite often in Grand Am's 91-2002 have had minor problems with weak linkages within the housing and routing of the climate control rod's and lines.
93 grand am... that's a Pontiac product. Burn it!
To remove the air vents on a 2004 Pontiac Grand Am GT, a person will have to pry them out with a screwdriver. Apply gentle pressure between the vent and the dash.
1 of many possiblitesWell depending on what you mean, you obviously can check for airflow the vents with your hand, Is your blower on and no air, if you can hear it but not feel it, could have a blend door issue. cant hear it, id check relays, could be a blower motor resistor block
Check vacuum hoses and diaphrams under dash and at firewall
If your 03 Trailblazer blows heat out of the back vents when set on AC sometimes, it could be because of a faulty blower motor resistor block.
Grand Marquis are designed and wired so that the VAC door fails and will even cause engine not to start due to wires be connected together under dash.
maybe the a/c needs to be recharged with freon
If you are refering to the vents near or on the door try toggling the switches near the steering wheel. One is marked L and the other R. You can move them up or down.
it is the moter that spins the fan that blows your heat or ac out of your vents
Your average A/C unit blows heat through all vents.
The heater may not be on - but the fan still blows air through the vents when they're open !
I had the same problem and then the fan quit blowing. It was all controlled by the automatic temperature controller. If I remember correctly it was referred to as a ATC chip. I purchased the chip on line from a used parts outfit somewhere in the north for about $50.00. It is pretty easy to install. It's located on the firewall on passenger side behind a heather hose