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Vent controls the vents in my 1992 honda accord lx do not chage direction, when i press the button for the air/heat to be on my feet it does not change, when i press the button for the vents to clear the front windshild it does not change, the air/heat only comes out the front vents. The winter is coming to Chicago and I need to have the vent to the front windshild working.
where is the vacuum and how much is it 2 fix and how can i fix it?
where is the vacuum and how much is it 2 fix and how can i fix it?
AnonymousMar 21, 2014
The air handler for the 2004 Accord is very nice in that it has a push button control to direct the vent flow, but due to this it apparently is also fragile. My control panel lights up and each green LED indicates which vent is supposed to get air, but the actual control motor or linkage moving the vent control is not working. Is this a common problem?The air handler for the 2004 Accord is very nice in that it has a push button control to direct the vent flow, but due to this it apparently is also fragile. My control panel lights up and each green LED indicates which vent is supposed to get air, but the actual control motor or linkage moving the vent control is not working. Is this a common problem?
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https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid...Sep 13, 2008 - my 1994 honda accord ex has a problem. the heater vents dont switch ... defroster and feet etc.. none of those work anymore. nether does my AC, ... still no change. they will blow hot and cold air out of the front "in your face" ...
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Honda 98 prelude 5th gen A/C delete H22A New belt size = 37 inches (same as 97 accord) ... New belt size = 37 inches (same as 97 accord) ... How to: 1990 Honda Prelude - Diagnosis Air Conditioning Inop and a Vacuum leak ... Fixing A Car Air Conditioner That Blows Hot Air - Duration: 3:42. by Scotty ...
The rear heat and and air will,only work if the front heat or air is on too. Place the front vent selector on the icon for feet and top vents. The rear console has its own blower too, check the fuse for it. good luck
In regards to the air vent direction. Look inside on the side of the heater and see if the actuator motor is moving the doors when you select the position to blow air on the vents or floor of car. They are a small motor and burn out and sometimes just stick.
In my 1998 Honda Accord Lx the hot air does not come out of the heater vents in the floor, the same is true for cold air in the middle vents on the dash. The side vents on the dash work fine.
try checking if the turn off valve needs adjusting stick your head under the hood and get someone to turn the heat setting on and off you can see the valve moving
vents in the floor, the same is true for cold air in the middle vents on the dash. The side vents on the dash work fine.
where is the vacuum and how much is it 2 fix and how can i fix it?
The air handler for the 2004 Accord is very nice in that it has a push button control to direct the vent flow, but due to this it apparently is also fragile. My control panel lights up and each green LED indicates which vent is supposed to get air, but the actual control motor or linkage moving the vent control is not working. Is this a common problem?
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