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Anonymous Posted on Oct 03, 2011

Heater/blower wont blow air. It works in the back, but not the front and the heat and a/c work, it just wont actually blow out the vents in the front.

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It's probably your blower motor gone bad. Probably get a used one at an auto salvage for about $50.00

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