heater blowing out cold air when switched to heat,what could be the problem?

Asked by douglasS Sep 11, 2012 at 10:08 AM about the 2005 Ford Taurus SE

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They also have a vacuum operated valve that shuts the hot coolant from going through the heater core, its so that when you have the ac on its not fighting against the hot heater core. Sometimes these valves get stuck. I just remove it when that happens and I don't notice any difference with the ac.

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Sounds like either a faulty/broken blend door or bad actuator motor on the HVAC unit.

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I followed one lead that said to disconnect the positive battery cable and turn the key on 3 times and then reprogram the radio etc. Well that worked for about one day and then it came right back to blowing cold air. What does that tell you?

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