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Old 10-24-2008, 12:16 PM
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defog thru vents

My 1998 s-10 blazer has the defrost coming out the front vents. Actually all the air and heat is doing this. I didn't find a vacuum leak. Could it be the switch that changes from AC Bilevel vent heater & defog. I sure could use help with winter fast approaching.
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Re: defog thru vents

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My 1998 s-10 blazer has the defrost coming out the front vents. Actually all the air and heat is doing this. I didn't find a vacuum leak. Could it be the switch that changes from AC Bilevel vent heater & defog. I sure could use help with winter fast approaching.
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Auto or manual ac/heater controls?

It is usually cause by weak or no vacuum from engine to heater controls.

Get a vacuum gauge and check for weak or no vacuum from engine to heater controls and check vacuum tank and lines for unpluged or broke.
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