My air or my heat won't work. It went out suddenly and without warning. What? on 2006 Ford Crown Victoria I've had the car going on 3 years. I bought it used. The air never blew through the vents, but

Asked by GuruBXSQ Apr 10, 2017 at 09:54 AM about the 2006 Ford Crown Victoria LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My air or my heat won't work. It went out suddenly and without warning.
What? on 2006 Ford Crown Victoria
I've had the car going on 3 years. I bought it used. The air never blew
through the vents, but it would blow throught the floor or defroster. The heat
worked find. But now my air or heat won't work. What is it, and what can I do
and how much do you estimate the repairs to be, and where in my air is
advised?

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Mo5255 answered 7 years ago

Actuators not working, normally when you switch to throw air flow to wind, face or floor. There is an damper actuator move the air direction. Check socket, make sure socket is nit pulled out from the motor or otherwise damper actuator need to replace.

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