In the past on my 89 and 99 Astros. When this happens the small vacuum line that runs from the front of the Driver Side Valve Cover to the HVA System on the Passenger side has been broken. This line runs across the front of the engine and becomes brittle from the heat and can crack or break in two. Best results are to replace the vacuum line instead of splicing it.
Drive it. It will relearn itself. It may take a few drive cycles.
vacuum leak the vacuum reservoir is below the left head light, check the hoses
If it blows only out the defroster vents : then check for Vaccume leak Rick ASE L-1 Master TransMichigan.com
somtimes a mouse moves into the blower motor and makes a nest ?
thermostat may be stuck open so engine doesn't get hot enough to blow warm air. Had the same problem on a Taurus once
If you are talking about the thermostat in your engine, the two have nothing to do with eachother. If there is no air at all coming out the vents, I suggest it is your blower motor.
Cannot tell from the question if the problem is:Air is not blowing at allAir will not come out the dashboard vents, versus defrost or floor directional settingsSee "Related Questions" below for coverage of both
If air blows from defroster only, the vacuum line to the blend door may be broken. You can access most of it under the hood.
First, check for the recall on the blower resistor at recalls.gov or something like that. Second, check the fuse box located below the steering wheel.
I have the same problem in a 1999 K2500 with the LT package. Any ideas?
Did you go to the computer and hit launch??
my 94 explorer wont blow heat