Check behind the heat control panel to be sure that the vacuum hoses are all securely plugged into the control switch. As a safety measure on all cars, if you lose vacuum altogether, the default position for air direction is on defrost, so you can always see out of the windshield. Jake McCahn
Could be,a stuck open thermostat,low on coolant,plugged heater core,faulty temp blend door actuator,
Heater control valve stuck open. Possible blend air door failure.
There are several possible causes. A thermostat stuck open A heater control valve stuck closed A malfunctioning blend air door (located in the heater box) Low coolant level Malfunctioning heater controls
If you can turn on the heater but only cold air comes out you should check the blend door. It controls the door to switch from cold air to hot. It sits directly behind the heater/AC controls. It is white square plastic piece (approx 3in x 5in half inch thick and has a plastic screw rod that attaches to the heater/AC controls and they strip out.AnswerIt could also be referring to being stuck on defrost vents...See "Related Questions" for extensive information about changing the temperature blend door actuator motor and defrost only problems
Hi, It is not the blend door, that is for heat/cold changes. The mode door could be the problem, or stuck defrost door.
Sounds like a stuck blend door.
Low on coolant, stuck open thermostat, plugged heater core, faulty temperature blend door,
The blend door is probably stuck.
Low on coolant. Stuck open thermostat. Plugged heater core. Faulty temp blend door.
Low on coolant. Thermostat stuck open. Heater core plugged up. Temp blend door malfunction.
Low on coolant. Stuck open thermostat. Plugged heater core. Temp blend door inop.
This sounds like a temperature blend door problem - with the door stuck in the heat position. See "Related Questions" below for information on Taurus/Sable blend door actuator motors and blend doors