If your heater setting works, and your fan works, and you just don't get any heat...
Maybe your heater core is clogged. With engine on, turn heater controls to full open/hot. Then turn off engine. Disconnect heater hoses under the hood. Connect a short hose to the "input port" to carry dirty water away from your engine. Connect another hose to the "output port." Shoot water from a hose-end sprayer into the "output" to backflush the core. My heater in 98 Blazer had quit heating. I just had to wash the crud out it it worked fine afterward. (it was going to be a BIG job to take off enough dash parts to get to the core to deal with it)
The vents on the dash will not open when the selection is made. There is some heat coming out on the defrost setting but none on the heat setting
how to replace a heater core in a 1997 Chevy blazer
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trying to fix simular problem
You have to completely remove the dash to get access to the heater core.
pull the handle down
take it to get fix
Maybe a bad switch
Right under the throttle cover.
Heater Airbound? Heater control cable not working? Heater core plugged?
Probable causeFlasherFusecontrol lever
The heater temp blend door actuator is located behind the dash assembly, attached to the top of the HVAC box. Unfortunately, the entire dash assembly must be removed to gain access.