Near the firewall under the hood, there is a little vacuum hose that has a plastic disk looking thing in the hose. This piece actually has to do with an engine backfiring, but that disk thing is probably cracked from heat and age. Needs to be replaced. If that is okay or you can't find it, Look for a vacuum hose going into the firewall, follow it to the intake and make sure it has vacuum. If it does, then the problem is inside the car, probably has a leaking vacuum line behind head unit or needs a head unit.
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the heat blows out the defrost when it should blow out floor vents only
You probably have a jammed or otherwise defective vent door.
on your car it is a defalt mode for air to blow out defrost when there is no vacumn from the engine so you should look for a broken vacum line or see if it has come unplugged on the engine.
2003 crown vic air conditioning vent dont blow
The AC does not blow on the main front vents. Only rear and defrost.
This is a very common problem and you need to check for a vacuum leak, broken vacuum line or a loose vacuum line......
Because the air selector died.
depending on what year and make it is, the most likely issue is that you have a valve that moves to divert air to the upper vents, floor vents, and defrost vents and it is either stuck in the defrost position, is broken, or a cable/connector has come loose. The valve is usually in the center of your dashboard up against the firewall. The air flow direction in many vehicles is operated by vacuum controlled servos. If the vacuum supply is cut off, the system reverts to it's default position which is the defrost mode. My guess would be that the HVAC vacuum supply line under the hood is disconnected, pinched or collapsed.
you have a vacuum leak. defrost is the default when a vacuum leak is present.
Perhaps a stuck door in the HVAC system or a blockage in the ducts.
vacuum leak the vacuum reservoir is below the left head light, check the hoses