in cab temp control,only blows hot air.

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Asked by GuruDF2SS Sep 22, 2017 at 06:24 AM about the Ford Bantam

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

If there is an airlock,in the cooling system,would this cause my in cab temp
control,to only blow hot air,when switched to cold.
I this airlock is the problem,as I have already changed the valve within the
unit,then how can I release this airlock.
Regards GuruDF2SS

6 Answers

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Check the4 condition of the heater tape in the rear of the engine compartment. Check also the vent flaps inside the cab of the vehicle. It could be that a clip holding a flap cable has come a drift

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What I had to do to correct this problem,was as follows.First flush out the heater itself,by putting a water hose into the inlet pipe,at the bulkhead,and an outlet pire into the other one,and flush this system,until clean,then join the two pipes with a tube,remove thermostat,replace its cover,then I took the pipes off the lower joint of the engine cooling system,and flushed the whole engine system,once done,put things back as they were,also thermostat,and add distilled water and antifreeze mix. It's never going to be an air con,but at least it blows cool air now. Regards GURUDF2SS

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Hi gurudd2ss i am a little lost on what you have explained above. I only have hot air blowing through even thou the switch is on cold air and the air con doesnt seem to work. Will your solution be the solution to my problem?

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Hi D3A7HRAC3R64,forget what you read above,if the cooling liquid in your system has been looked after,and is clean.Next you can test if the small valve, in the cooling system is working. This is found behind the board at the bulkhead,(which you need to remove.)under a rubber cover.You can take this small electrotype magnet valve out,when the engine is cold, remove the four screws,there will not be much water coming from here,if you first undo the pressure cap,then with ignition on,engine NOT running, hold the valve,with its connector plug inserted, so you can watch if it moves in, and out, when you change the heater dial from hot,to cold,you will need a second person to do this,if doesn't move, then buy a new Ford unit,as they are far better, made, than pirate parts. Oh, test the plug on the valve,before,with a meter,to make sure 12v's are coming through. It's a crap job,but in hot weather, to not have cooler air is no fun.

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Hi Guru2FDSS, do you have a video of the above, I think it's much better when one is watching what you saying, I have the same problem on my Bantam

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