Heater not moving heat

Asked by Erica Jan 03, 2022 at 08:47 PM about the 2013 Ford Expedition Limited 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Feel heat coming out of vent but not blowing it

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You'll need a multi tester , you can't see electricity , if you're going to do your own repairs there are tools you will need .

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if you're sitting in a parking lot somewhere and trying to use the heater, you wont get much action because when you step on the accelerator and the vehicle is moving, the coolant starts moving again and the coolant is coming from block and is good and warm ( also based on where the temperature setting is). But no, when you sit and idle, you wont get much pressure on you at all, in fact the heat will fade after a few minutes because the comfort of that heat has been used.

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