Electrical problem on my 2000 dodge intrepid

Sounds like you still have air in the cooling system.
If you know the radiator fan works, that would be my first guess.

Sometime simply unhooking the battery for a few mins and then hooking it back up again will fix this problem.

Check the blend door actuator to see if it's working

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

Try mass air flow sensor.

your blower motor resistor is bad, it is a small electrical component located next to the blower motor under the dash, held it with two screws.

try checking the Relay in the fuse box under the hood, and there is also one up under the dash, if you dont hear the relay click with you put power to it then pop it out then try a new one. a lot of times it could be the relay but you still get power to the fuse. cause the relay clicks closed and locks that way. if not that check for power at the blinker, take the bulb out turn the blinker on and see if there is a voltage change there if not then it could be a bad ground or line under the hood.

have you tryed disconect the battery for 30 sec then reconeck,I had same problem on my 2000 doge caravan and that fix it for me....hope it works for you

First and foremost--check the coolant level! Check for leaks, if possible, do a pressure test of the system.

Second--It is possible that one of your cooling fans (electric) is not working. The fans are controlled by temperature. They come on when needed. One of them usually comes on when the A/C system is engaged to pull air thru the AC system coils.

These are the first two steps to check!

Regards,

Brian

It sounds like the air temp control bleed door motor is inop, I think it is electric in your year and model.