Air conditioner

Asked by GuruJVNT May 24, 2017 at 01:15 PM about the 2007 Mercury Grand Marquis

Question type: General

When I turn on the air conditioner the air only comes out of the defrost vent
not the vents on the dash  the way it used to so as a result it does not work
very good. Is there a relay that changes the air flow? Thanks Darwin

3 Answers

115

Heat-A/C vent controls are vacuum controlled, so you have a cracked vacuum line, or pinched hose in dash. If you're handy take glovebox out, and then start car (have a flashlight handy) to see what's not moving correctly.

110

If your heater control is digital it may need to be replaced. Air coming out of the defrost and or floor vent is typical of a bad control module.

Had the same problem. Bought a rebuilt ac controller from Automotive Scientific. Works perfect. Fix the problem immediately and its a fifteen minute swap. Don’t mess with the core as its another $50 bucks if the core is unusable. If the problem is in the vacuum controlled controller under the dash or in the interior flap itself, it is a major replacement problem. Entire dash has to be removed to get at it properly. Not a cheap date.

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