No Heat

Asked by Adam Sep 18, 2019 at 08:40 AM about the 2009 Ford Explorer XLT 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My heat doesnt work, blows cold air, AC works great, blower works great. I
changed the thermostat housing and the heater control valve. Coolant levels
are fine, no leaks

3 Answers

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The temperature blend door is probably stuck on cold. U will probably need a blend door actuator or the door it self if it’s broken

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Actuator failure is common among explorers. And they are not located in an easy to get to location. Normally when they are about to go out you hear a clicking noise when the knob is turned from hot to cold, but not always. There are some work arounds on the net involving drilling a small hole in the dash and hooking a piece of wire around the actuator rod to pull the door closed after the engine starts. Look for the video.

I have changed the blend door actuator, thermostat, heater control valve and back flushed the heater core. What next???

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