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Is there a cure for heat/ac problems?
I have a 99 Taurus se, only had it a couple of months. First the heat didnt work - air blows out but not hot. We replaced the temp control switch and flushed the heater core. Now I get heat but no a/c. Im about ready to take it too a shop to have it fixed but I dont want to spend 60 to 90 dollars an hour for someone to troubleshoot. and then pay more on top of that for them to maybe fix it.
I would greatly appreciate any help or advice. Thank you |
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Re: Is there a cure for heat/ac problems?
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If auto any body codes? There is some TSB on blend door problems on some. If you are going to fix it yourself. I would suggest a All Data sub. http://www.alldata.com/products/diy/index.html And remember with auto controls you will need a good body capable scanner to check it out.
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Remember proper testing gives us the answer to many problems. MT |
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Re: Is there a cure for heat/ac problems?
It is manual heat and a/c
I do have a subscription to alldatadiy.com. Im female, but very willing to learn. I just need a bit more detail directions Thanks |
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Re: Is there a cure for heat/ac problems?
Does the A/C compressor engage and the cooling fans on the radiator run when you turn on the A/C?
Can you tell if the mixing door is moving that diverts air around or through the heater core at varying rates depending on the temp setting? -Rod |
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