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Air Conditioning Vents

was at a drive-in last night - went to put the air on defrost for the front windshield and it got stuck...when u try to switch to normal it makes a really loud thumping noise which might be normal, but through all of em it jus pushes air to windshield...any suggestions? thanks
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that thump is something that makes the air go to the windshield....
like a big ...valve...kinda.
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Re: Air Conditioning Vents

yucky, might hafta take stuff apart huh
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First just take off the radio bezel (upper center console). Look behind the heat controls to see if the cable has slipped off the function control switch. Take a look...

If thats fine, then go to the other end of the cable and check that. Thats probly all the problem is, it slipped off one of the two ends.
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Re: Air Conditioning Vents

k i'll check it l8er today, i'll letcha kno how it went

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Re: Air Conditioning Vents

sry old post lol, but it still isnt fixed - and the function control cable is fitting on there real good

i'm about to take the thing to a shop and have em fix it
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