2003 Buick lesabre The battery died on the car and needed to be replaced. I jumped the Buick and when it started running again the air ac air flow would only come out of the defrost vents. The dash a

Asked by GuruWMHL6 May 28, 2018 at 09:36 PM about the 2003 Buick LeSabre Limited Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair


2003 Buick lesabre
The battery died on the car and needed to be
replaced. I jumped the Buick and when it started
running again the air ac air flow would only come
out of the defrost vents. The dash and floor vents
aren't working now.

1 Answer

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If he battery needs to be 'replaced' you should try that first. Also, you could be having a problem with the Alternator. At 15 years old, this should not come as a surprise. Also, a bad alternator is a serious safety risk, that can mess with any electrical system in the car: turn off brakes, turn off steering, de-prioritize AC in favor of defrost, etc. Hope that helps, good luck!

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