Still unknown reason why, but after resetting system that is digitaly controlled is now working properly. THANKS DON.
Because the air selector died.
The e-150 heat/ac system uses vacuum to control the air direction through a series of doors. There is most likely a vacuum leak causing the defrost door to keep air flowing away from the dash vents.
The control swith gets burned up and instead of resisting the current it allows all the voltage to go through replace the control swithes and it should be fixed
You have vacuum line leaks somewhere.
One can purchase a Silverado Truck at most dealership that sell trucks. Other ways of buying a Silverado truck is through contacting owners through Craigslist who are trying to sell their truck.
In many cases leaves can cause smoke to blow through the defrost of a 1990 Ford F 150
When there is a problem in the vent system it defaults to defrost setting. Check the doors & vac supply
When you set the control, if you chose defrost, it usually does it at the temperature you specify. So if you want heat only blowing through the windshield vents, which I believe may be the question you are asking, it varies between makes of cars. This is what to look for : defrost, fan speed, temperature. If you mean "Can a car that only has a heater ( no air conditioning ) be used to defrost?" The answer is still yes. I believe the question is missing words. It is comparable to asking "Hand, just finger work?" You might try asking again, being more specific, explaining why it is a problem.
Yes, Chevrolet Silverado's have side steps. You can have them installed at a Chevy dealer or through a third party.
You can find a used Chevy Silverado at a used car lot, provided they have one available, or through a private seller on the internet or through a local newspaper or bulletin board.
Possible vacuum leak.
you have a cracked vaccume line it is located under the engine compartment. it is the the small black hose that goes through the fire wall on the car.