Why isn't the climate control in rear working? Vents, etc

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Asked by Teresa May 30, 2014 at 09:25 AM about the 2014 Dodge Journey R/T AWD

Question type: General

We've tried to get the rear AC/Heat to come on in the rear compartment of our Journey
but it just doesn't seem to work! Does anybody have any ideas on this?  The above head
blowers/vents have never worked since we got it but the front works great! I've tried
"sync" button & that didn't work either.

9 Answers

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is the front that says rear on that how mine works on front ac panal then the rear should work hot or cold wont work if front switch is off good luck

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Go into your head unit and you will find a tab that shuts down rear blowers. We have a 2014 journey crossroad and it gets ice cold in the rear. As I dug through the options under climate I found a tab that shuts down and starts rear blowers. Hope this helps

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190

What do you mean by head unit Messina6971?

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210

I can't seem to get my rear AC working. Any Idea what's going on with it?

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I have a 2012 with same issue cant get rear to work. Checked fuse and it is fine. Where and how do I get to the rear blower to test and replace??

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Hey its possible Just on the right screen corner where it says rear climate ,Tap it and you'll find the unlock and lock air climate in rear so you can switch it back on or off whichever you like. Hope this helps.

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Mine dont work I've had them on and the floor vent blows but not ceiling

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I could not figure out why my heat wouldn't come on in the rear vents of my 2013 dodge journey sxt and although I hit rear climate and sync on my screen... I figured out that the one thing that made it work was when I hit the rear defog button!!! Took it about 5-10 minutes to actually blow hot air in both rear vents but that one button was the trick!!! Hope this helps!!!

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Thank you Chrystina!! That crazy trick did it for my 2013 Dodge Journey. I have no idea why the rear defrost had anything to do with it. I turned it on and then off and now it still blows in the back! My kids thank you!

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