no floor heat
cobradude360
12-12-2004, 07:22 PM
ok i have a 92 gm ls and i have defroster and defroster floor but i cant get the floor option to work i slide the lever to the floor position and nuthing happens no air comes out ne were plz help me out runnin the defrosters is killin my gas milage
fredjacksonsan
12-15-2004, 10:30 AM
Mine did the same thing and I never did find out why.
I ran around in winter with the selector on vent, for heat.
I ran around in winter with the selector on vent, for heat.
6502dude
12-15-2004, 01:30 PM
Plenum heat direction defaults to have baffles direct heat to windshield when vacuum supply is lost to plenum assembly.
This is for safety. Generally, it is preferred that drivers see where they are going.
If both hoses into heater core are hot (in and out)
Check:
1) Vaccum supply line from where it enters firewall thru grommet (black line) - ensure vacuum is present - if no check line back to vacuum distribution point on firewall (engine compartment near auto transmission dipstick)
2) Check operation of vaccum motors on plenum assembly (there is a previous post on this topic area on how to do this)
3) Make sure vacuum control line connection is secure on rear of heater control assembly. This is secured by two twist screws on plastic studs.
3) Check vacuum lines from rear of heater control assembly to ensure no leaks
This is for safety. Generally, it is preferred that drivers see where they are going.
If both hoses into heater core are hot (in and out)
Check:
1) Vaccum supply line from where it enters firewall thru grommet (black line) - ensure vacuum is present - if no check line back to vacuum distribution point on firewall (engine compartment near auto transmission dipstick)
2) Check operation of vaccum motors on plenum assembly (there is a previous post on this topic area on how to do this)
3) Make sure vacuum control line connection is secure on rear of heater control assembly. This is secured by two twist screws on plastic studs.
3) Check vacuum lines from rear of heater control assembly to ensure no leaks
fredjacksonsan
12-15-2004, 01:39 PM
Sweet. Where were you last winter? :)
cobradude360
12-15-2004, 01:43 PM
i no fred i hope hes right im gunna go do it now thanx
6502dude
12-15-2004, 02:19 PM
Sweet. Where were you last winter? :)
I replaced heater core in my GM this fall and became very familiar with heat control system.
A few years back, I also drove thru a winter without heat - in a 1983 Dodge Diplomat - and I live in Canada........bbbrrrrrrrrrrrrr
I replaced heater core in my GM this fall and became very familiar with heat control system.
A few years back, I also drove thru a winter without heat - in a 1983 Dodge Diplomat - and I live in Canada........bbbrrrrrrrrrrrrr
fredjacksonsan
12-15-2004, 03:11 PM
NOthing like scraping your windshield -- on the inside!!
cobradude360
12-15-2004, 07:03 PM
well its a good thing to have sum one on here whos good with the whole climate system and yes fred its an awsome thing to do lol
fredjacksonsan
12-16-2004, 08:32 AM
Heh, awesome, yeah! It IS good to have a climate guy, I'm pretty weak there.
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