Start with removing the actuator motor. (See "Related Questions" below)
With the actuator out, operate the temperature adjusting control and watch the motor to see if it is moving.
NOTE: Movement alone does not guarantee that the gear teeth inside are not broken.
Next, using a small screw-driver, or similar, try and operate the blend door itself. It should move freely and easily. Any binding is a bad bad problem.
Hopefully your problem will be the actuator and not the door!
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Deep under the dash next to heater core
It's buried in the dash near heater core, almost impossible to get to.
Deep under dash near heater core. Lots of work to get at.
Check the coolant in the 96 Taurus. Check to insure that the thermostat is working properly, and that the water pump is working.
If you are looking for a diagram of your heater router, check the owners manual. If there is not one pictured you can contact the manufacturer.
The heater switch is located in the middle of the car in the 1998 Ford Taurus. It is either above or below the radio.?æ
Generally one unless the vehicle has a separate temp control for the driver and passenger then there is two.
Check the coolant level. My 2000 Ford Taurus has a constant flow cooling system and the heater will not work if the coolant level is too low.
To access the blend door in a 2001 Ford Taurus, you'll need to remove the dashboard and the heater core housing. Start by disconnecting the battery, then remove the trim pieces and screws securing the dashboard. Once the dashboard is out, you can unbolt the heater core housing to reach the blend door actuator, which controls the temperature of the air coming from the vents. It's advisable to consult a repair manual for detailed instructions and diagrams for your specific model.
why is my '99 ford taurus making a knock noise and smoking from under the radator
In the trunk, I think
do u have a diragram