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It could be a few things. First try to see if all of the vacuum lines are connected. It there is a leak the system will not work properly. It could also be the heater switch causing the problem.
Im having a similar problem, sometimes my blower works other days it wont will when it does work no hot air comes out, blower controls change but no hot air, i replaced the thermostat and now my blowers are not working!
Vacuum. Your brakes probably work off of it too so it feeds all of the vacuum to the brakes and pulls it away from the A/C. I had an S-10 Blazer that did that.
Probably your left temp actuator failed internally. Check the right instrument panel junction block-right side, end of dash-to make sure connectors are fully seated. But thisis usually caused by a faulty temp actuator.
This sounds like the mode selector is stuck on heat. Under the dash is the location of the hvac plenum and you need to check the cables and levers that are on it to see if they move when heat and cold are changed as well as the lever for where the air is directed.
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