2005 ford taurus heater blowing cold air

Asked by cfordfly Oct 28, 2015 at 09:36 PM about the 2005 Ford Taurus

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

heat4er core good thermostat good circulation good
ac stuck on when I ulnplug compressor air gets room temp  acts like its hot cold switch but could it be a vacume problem or something else?

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Sounds like the temp. control, I believe it is in the heater hose, and I believe it works on vacuum, either the valve is stuck, or it is not getting the proper vacuum. But just so you know, I am a Chevy guy and have not have had my head under a Fords hood in a long time.

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The 2005 ford taurus does not have a heater valve,it will be the blend door actuator if your heater core hose,s under hood going into firewall are warm.

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223,695

Thank you for that, T_S_T, at least I was on the right track.

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