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2001 Expedition. The heat comes on in the front for a short time then goes to cold. When I hit the break hard the heat returns. Anybody have an idea what to look at to fix.
Thanks for any help
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No heater control valve on this. Vehicles haven't used heater control valves for years. I'd put my money on a bad or leaking vacuum hose to the blend air door actuator or a vac leak in the control. The key here is that vacuum goes up when your foot is off the gas--so the problem is vacuum related.
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I have a 99' Ford Windstar. When I turn my heater or defroster on, all I get is cold air. The rear defroster works fine. I did notice that the air control slide switch is pretty loose like it's not connected anymore. Also, when I do move the slide switch, I can hear a thumping noise that continues for awhile, then stops. Meanwhile, I have no heat.
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