It sounds like you have two separate problems. Incorrect routing of ventilation is usually caused by bad vacuum motors or loose vacuum lines, but remember that A/C is -supposed to be- routed to the defrost vents when controls are in the Defrost position. The dim temp control readout could be due to a number of causes, but probably isn't related to the other issue you describe.
I will answer my own question, the a/c coming thru the defrost was due to the battery leaking onto a hose junction under the battery for the heater and eating it away and caused a vacuum leak. The dim readout was due to a bad head on the climate control, total cost at the Chevy dealer $680.00
vacuam hose to ac control is of
Where the air blows out control are vacuum operated.A more common problem is when the air is stuck on defrost only.The cause is essentially the same, so check out the "Related Question" below for where to go next
The most common cause for the defrost not properly working is a malfunctioning blending door. The blending door might be stuck halfway open. This would cause the defrost not to work unless the fan is on high.
No, the catalytic converter has nothing whatsoever to do with your defrost system.
This isn't likely to cause any problems. A viable solution would be to check for the "meat" section to find out exactly which strength to defrost.
no t can not
In many cases leaves can cause smoke to blow through the defrost of a 1990 Ford F 150
Yes, it can. If something is wrong with a spring, measure, the actual scale, the weigh readout, any of these along with many other factors can cause a scale to stop working properly. This could mean that the readout is wrong, or that it produces no readout at all. Like anything, a scale can break, too. You can either go to have it fixed or just go out and get a new one.
A fan in the system.
If the AC and heater in your 2009 Mercury are only blowing air through the defrost vents and not into the cabin vents, it may be due to a malfunctioning blend door actuator or a problem with the HVAC control system. The blend door actuator controls the flow of air to different vents, and if it’s stuck or malfunctioning, it may be directing all air to the defrost vents. Additionally, issues with the climate control module or vacuum leaks in the system could also cause this problem. A thorough inspection of the HVAC system is recommended to identify the exact cause.
Yes