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My 2003 is redirecting airflow for vent and a/c through the defroster and heater vents. The temps are correct but coming out the wrong place. This is an intermittent problem that happens at all fan speeds, but seems to correct itself when I slow down and brake at stop lights. Very weird. Anyone got any ideas what is going on?
I have the same problem with my 2004 only it is not intermittent. The fan blows about half of the air to the floor and half to the defroster no matter what setting is selected. I visually checked the vacuum lines about a week ago and they look okay. Any other ideas?
Find the hose coming through the firewall and check for vacuum.
Find the vacuum dashpot to the damper door and check the hose for vacuum.
Make sure the linkage to the damper door has not come off.
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