the most common cause is a vacuum leak look on the back of the tbi kinda in the middle there should be a small tube that is t'd of of it it will run to the fire wall bout the middel of the firewall check it i have found it is the prob most of the time
The vent tube could be clogged.
Turn the defroster on. If you have a separate AC switch, turn it on also. The AC should come on with the defroster automatically, but might not. If no AC, set the vent control to outside air instead of recirculate.
Change blower fan control switch in the dash
it is a vaccum hose that has a tear, replace hose that is most of the time by your a/c tank under the hood.
No it is not.
On the 2007 Chevy, it is by the gas tank towards the middle of the box of the truck.
It is located under the truck near the tank.
That has happened to me twice. Once on a Chevy Van and most recently on a 1995 Ford F-150. Both times it was the heater core that needed to be replaced.
You will need to figure out if the problem is in the dashboard switch, the wiring and connectors or the vent control motors.
the sensor is located inside at the base of the windshield, in front of the defroster vent. It looks like a small hole. The newer ventures have 2 holes (one is for the security blinking light) If you are trying to disable the daytime running lights and automatic headlights, then remove the fuse named "DRL"
It is on above of right vent the button is there on the top of middle vent console
In the center of the dash at the defroster vent.