1998 Lincoln Navigator "heat blend cable" Questions

heat ? Sorry but the system doesn't use cables, it is all motorized and this is a common issue on all older cars. You will need to remove the dash assembly and check the temperature control door (also

...heat lever appears to be stuck wherever it attaches to on the other end the cable to the blend door is probably frozen remove the glove box the cable goes to the blend door behind the glove try to ...

...heat Air Temperature Control Blend Door Failure In all modern cars there is a tiny DC electric motor driven gear drive that moves a plastic door that blends heated and cooled air from the AC and the ...

...core to produce heat, check the temperature adjuster cable behind your heater controls and make sure its connected and not broken, lastly make sure the blend door isnt broken and operating

...heat comes out I would pull off the blend door actuator and swap it out with a new one. Or another option is to swap it out with one of the other actuators. The blend door actuator is interchangeable ...

...blend door is located under/behind the glove box on the firewall. It opens the door to let the heated air go to the zone controlled by the top switch (which is also cable operated). If there's no ...

...heat blend cable is either dislodged or frozen, the cable runs from the control head to the blend door located on the drivers side just above the gas pedal ,it is not an easy job to replace, i sugest ...

...heat door(the blend door due to the fact it blends hot and cold air to obtain the temperature requested by the driver) when these go bad its often caused by the door itself (being its made out of a ...

...blend door" located inside the heater box. If you are not getting heat to the vehicle, there are a few possible problems: 1. Bad thermostat - thus low coolant temperature and lack of heat. 2. Clogged ...