I can't get the heat to switc from vents to defrost in a 2003 Honda Accord any ideas?
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Asked by Tom Dec 18, 2016 at 03:35 PM about the 2003 Honda Accord EX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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JP1956 answered 7 years ago

It could be a disconnected vacumn line under the dash that switches the blend control door from one position to the other, or a broken, or disconnected blend door, or the path of the door could be blocked by debris or nesting rodents. It could also be an electrical problem such as a burnt out part, or loose/disconnected electrical connector. Have you tried gooling your problem on you tube or any other honda forum? You may fine a step by step video of a repair for it, posted by someone else who had the same problem.

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