1996 Acura TL Heater blows cold air when stopped

If your engine temp reads warm then your heater core is clogged. Try flushing the system. If it reads cold then u need a new thermostat

check for coolant level in the radiator
indicates insufficient coolant level

time to replace blower motor

Check your fuses, sounds like the HVAC or AC fuse may be blown.

try checking the fuse if that is not the problem then replace the blower motor resistor located on the heater box neer the blower motor on the passanger side under the dash

Most likely a faulty heater tap not allowing engine coolant to flow into heater core, check the heater tap for correct operation.

possible low anti freeze, air bound heater core, defective heat blend door control servo. Start with coolant level, if o.k. check hoses feeding heater core. If the lines are both hot suspect blend door servo/control unit. If only one hose hot suspect clogged/air bound core. Special bleed procedure for engine. With engine running, check for bleeder scews at upper hose mounting, open bleeder and watch for steady stream of coolant. Be careful as coolant is hot. If this does not help, disconnect hoses frm heater core when cool and blow out core with compressed air to unclog system. I hope this helps.

how can i fix a overheating on a acura tl 1997 3.2

There appears to be a dirty connection for the Interior Blower. When the Blower stopsdue to a circuit interuption this automatically disengages the A/c Compressor. My suggestion is remove any fuse and relay connected with the blower. Make sure the reinstallation is good. If no response, go to the blower motor multipin connector, do the same.Allthese items are located in Circuit boxes on the vehicle. Use the premis, what should it do, and why not.
Regards,DT

it's a wire from under the dash it usually burns out after awhile,i had the same problem email me at [email protected] for more info on the wire i forgot the name for it.