Low Heat/Gurgling Noise Behind Glove Box

[Jerry80871852]

Going by who the local government uses could be bad, many times they will use the one that gives back the largest kick back, not the best one.

[brian97ls]

UPDATE:

Well finally got the tranny repaired....and now on to this heating issues.....I'm just totally lost now.....I seem to have heat. Its seems that the warmer the temp is outside the warmer the air my heater will blow. I just can't figure this thing out. If my heating core was indeed the problem......it should never blow warm air correct???? Could it be something else?

[blazee]

If the core is flowing freely and the hoses are getting hot, I'd check the blend door. Flip the glove box all the way down (flip up the stop so that the door rotates all the way out) and listen closely while moving the selector from hot to cold. It's pretty common for the gear on the blend door motor to crack and you can normally hear a grinding/clicking/popping noise when they do.

[brian97ls]

Originally Posted by blazee

If the core is flowing freely and the hoses are getting hot, I'd check the blend door. Flip the glove box all the way down (flip up the stop so that the door rotates all the way out) and listen closely while moving the selector from hot to cold. It's pretty common for the gear on the blend door motor to crack and you can normally hear a grinding/clicking/popping noise when they do.

Yep defiantly hear a grinding noise when I do this...so I guess the next step is to replace that gear? Is that blend door motor easier to get to then the heating core (god I hope so). Thanks.

[blazee]

Originally Posted by brian97ls

Yep defiantly hear a grinding noise when I do this...so I guess the next step is to replace that gear? Is that blend door motor easier to get to then the heating core (god I hope so). Thanks.

The grinding noise is a sign that you should check it out further and confirm whether or not it is working correctly. Replacing it without testing it could prove to be a needless expense. There are some really good pictures in the thread below that should help you identify it.

http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=574779