No Heat from rear blower 2001 Town & Country

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by JohnnieG, Nov 12, 2006.

  1. JohnnieG

    JohnnieG Guest

    We own a 2001 T&C LXi with rear automatic temperature control. Heat
    does not come out of any of the in the ceiling nor in the floor. I'm
    guessing that the problem lies somewhere between the tubes up front and
    the door (?) that controls how much hot & cold air enter into the
    vents. I'd like some suggestions for ways to diagnose the problem. I
    don't have much experience replacing heater cores, re-charging
    refridgerant, etc., but am always eager to try anything at least once.
    Thanks.
     
    JohnnieG, Nov 12, 2006
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  2. JohnnieG

    maxpower Guest

    When you say it doesn't come out of the ceiling or floor what does that
    mean? Does the air not come out or just no heat? the other thing is when
    this vehicle is in the rear heat mode you will not get it out of the ceiling
    but only out of the floor. If it is just a lack of heat have you checked
    your coolant level?

    Glenn Beasley
    Chrysler Tech
     
    maxpower, Nov 12, 2006
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  3. JohnnieG

    JohnnieG Guest

    When you say it doesn't come out of the ceiling or floor what does that
    Heat does not come out of any of the rear vents - - only cold air.
    Right - when the rear is set to the floor, it continues to blow cold
    air when set at the highest temperature.
    I have heat in the front. This is what led me to think that the
    problem is somewhere between the front tubes and whatever controls the
    flow of cool air vs. heat. Good questions. Any thoughts how best to
    diagnose a failure in the rear components?
     
    JohnnieG, Nov 12, 2006
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  4. JohnnieG

    maxpower Guest

    And once again, have you checked the coolant level?

    Glenn
     
    maxpower, Nov 12, 2006
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  5. JohnnieG

    philthy Guest

    a good start is making sure the rear heat switch is turned on then a look at the
    coolant level is the nextr to make sure there is enought and no apparent leakage
     
    philthy, Nov 12, 2006
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  6. JohnnieG

    JohnnieG Guest

    Thanks for all the advice. Turns out the coolant level was low and the
    rear switch was not set to the floor.
     
    JohnnieG, Nov 18, 2006
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