I have a 02 Jeep Liberty and cannot find the problem with heater only blowing warm to cool air. I have changed thermostat,heater core,climate control,radiator.waterpump,we have checked blend doors..He

Asked by Cheryl Oct 30, 2017 at 09:10 PM about the 2002 Jeep Liberty Limited 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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Mixer vent ... with the engine running (and radio off) change the vent settings ... go to defrost then lower then upper air flow . . switch the temp from hot to cold back ... you should hear the vent opening and closing ... The vents are vacuum actuated ... the only controls they have are a vacuum solenoid and flapper (under the dash) and some have a rotary switch that has both electrical and vacuum inside the switch or ///////// a vacuum line may have come off

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My 20002 jeep liberty not blowing cold air changed out the heater controls blows out cool but not cold the longer you drive it it gets warmer please help

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