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no fan, on high? or no heat , fan at full speed.
if fan blows , it can only be 2 things,
1: engine not at 180F or holding.(min, temp)
2: water valve or damper stuck. (and there respective controls)
Your airconditioning system may be out of cooling gas, and if it has sufficient gas, the compressor might not pick when you put on the AC, and if the compressor did not pick ie start, you cant experience cooling effect, the fan will only be blowing.
There are a few thing that can cause the heat not to work, this all depends on what you mean by no heat, is the fan blowing air but not hot or is the fan not working at all?
i will say to heat the coolant level in radiator and make sure it is full, this is if fan blows but not hot. let me know, good day
the unit were you turn on the fan leaks vacuum which causes the vents not to blow properly the unit is not expensive for it is plastic comes with fan switch ex..
That shouldnt be a problem. I have a 99 Sebring and it does the same thing. it has never overheated. if it is only blowing small amounts of heat you should be alright. and the fan is blowing to prevent the car from overheating.
having a heater running will help a car from overheating, it actually helps cool the engine.
Where's the blower motor resistor please? 1987 300TE Estate
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