Could be that your heater core is leaking May also have a plugged evaporator hole.
IF a Vaccume hose comes off OR is bad going 2 the DASH Controls that will happen OR a bad Actuator or Actuator door (stuck) will cause that.Make sure the vaccume Canister is not cracked (if it hs one) Usally it's a very small Vaccume line(hose) that causes the Problem. You either have a vacuum leak in the heater control system, or a cable that has come off of its control panel...
Basically cataclysm. Because of the rapid changes in the earths level, im guessing you mean. Would mean that there would be too much ocean floor, and the cause would be if you meant the Earth would happen, well not much just we would lose a lot of water from the ocean.
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The "antifreeze smell out the AC vents" would mean only one thing, you have a small leak in the heater core.
The only water that should be leaking from an automobile would be from the condensation drain for the Air Conditioning or from condensation out the exhaust pipe.
There are heater doors on the heat blower box that direct the path of the heat. Apparently the heater door to the floor vents is stuck closed.
The most likely cause would be a vacuum leak at the rear of the engine or a defective selector switch.
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Either you have a blockage present or your vents on your sewer lines have become blocked or you need to install more vents.
The flap that directs sir to the selected vents is jammed or broken...or the switch that controls it is.
Any of the following can cause this......... 1. Bad a/c - heater controller.. 2. Bad a/c - heater controller inside door operation.. 3. Bad, broken or cracked vacuum line/lines..
Warm(er) air rises - if vents were high up there would be little circulation without fans.
Heating vents should be located near the floor since hot air rises. If the heating vents are located near the ceiling the heat would stay there and not warm the room.
Heat and steam coming from the dash and air vents after replacing the water pump means that a hose is hooked up backwards in the new installation. The heater is actually taking on water when it is supposed to only take on hot air.
some thing is probley cloging the vents take it appart and ckeck.
It should blow through the floor vents. Modern vehicles generally use movable baffles in there HVAC systems, to direct air flow where the controls indicate. If the controls allow airflow to the floor, but nothing flows out, there is a malfunction between the control switch and the actuator that directs the flow.
Inexpensive floor vents are easy to find and buy. Depending on the material, the price can vary. Buying direct from the maker would be the cheapest way so as to avoid overhead costs and price mark-ups.