My daughter drives this car and told me it takes a long time for the windshield to defrost. So I drove it tonight and there's definitley plenty of heat coming out but it's mostly blowing out of the dash (head) setting. When I changed it to just floor it was still blowing out the dash and a little to the floor. What could be the problem? Thanks
There's a valve that's not switching fully... Like when you change from defroster to vent...It supposed to change to allow the air to go another direction...It might not be changing correctly or froze in position. There's a vacuum line that's pitched not allowing the valve to change also
SOURCE: 94 Celica Heater not blowing
Could be a blown fuse for the blower motor or the blower motor itself is worn out. There is also a blower motor resister pack that could be at fault--it has three resisters in it that vary the blower speed--but it would be unusual for it to fail in such a way that the blower stops. Usually it just gets stuck on one speed. However, the resister is located down near your feet on one side (I forget which for that model) and if the wiring connector becomes unplugged (from an accidental kick), then the blower won't work.
SOURCE: A/C blows from defrost and floor vents, nothing from dash vents.
the switch where you turn it to blowing at your head is probably out. you will need to replace the switch control where your defrost, foot, head etc. what make, model, year is your vehicle?
SOURCE: Vent Selector won't select dash, only floor or window/defrost
you cable need to be ajusted do it your self or dealler if you whant to do it un screaw the dash get in behind your instroment panel find the cable if it is a cable and set it up . if it is air vacum go to your dealer
SOURCE: I am in Siberia, Russia with a 2004 Toyota
clean or replace the cabin air filter. It is located behind the glove box. See owner's manual for directions.
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