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Old 08-05-2007, 11:52 PM
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Vents always blow out cool air no matter what I do, I cant even get it to blow out warm air from the engine. The temperature blending clip was broken so I ordered a new one, this didnt help though.. still blows cool air. Any ideas?
Old 08-06-2007, 07:09 AM
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Is the AC clutch always engaged? Disconnect it once and see if that changes anything. If it does you'll need to trace the wiring back and figure out if you have a bad switch or a problem with the wiring.
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Is it an early or late car?
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i'll trade you, mine blows hot
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apierce - i'll trade you, mine blows hot
Hahahaha!

It does sound like the clutch is always engaged. Thats a bad thing because when the fan isnt blowing itll screw the system up by over icing it. Could be the switch, the clutch, a relay, bad grounds. Its hard to say...but it does sound electrical not relating to the ducting.
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That happened to me. It was the relay.... Relay #3 in my early car. Probably not the same.



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