Air conditioning will not come out front dash blowers

Evaporator core is located behind the dash board, passenger side, inside heater box along with heater core and blower motor. It is basically a mini radiator that carries your Freon from your a.c. and your blower blows air across it, which is where your cold air conditioning comes through. Hope that helps explain a little.

replace the cabin air filters

Seems like the dampers are partically closed,look under steering column and see your duck work for the vent system.Follow it back to the blower box.Unhook if there, turn on ac, if you get full air, nice and cold on low and high you have blockage in your vent duct work,check the vent line that diverts air to the diffrent selected vents. Also check for vent disconnection around sterring column,and defrost vent area.

I would try to replace the blower motor resistor first,If that doesnt repair your problem you may wanna try replacing the blower speed switch.The resistor is located under the passenger side of the dash mounted in the heater box.

there is a little motor in your dash with a flap that allows air to come forward or up by your windo it might be blown. For your air not being cold check your freon,a/c compressor clutch an your fuse also one moe thing,power to your a/c compressor.

You'll need to check all fuses under dash as well as under hood in fuse/relay box, as one may be blown. Then get back to us if you check them all & are good but still have problem.

does the air blows only on the windshield? if so there is a sensor located inside your dash board that need to be replace. Go to MSN.Auto and type in your vehicle under used cars and check the reliabilty it will tell you this and more.

this sounds like the recirculation door in the heater box is broken and this is a difficult and can be an expensive repair as the dash has to be removed for access. a quick check for this is if you release the glove box and let it hang you will see the heater box if you reach up to the left top you will feel a grid and the recirc flap is housed there you can operate the blower and hot and cold and see if flap moves

There is a vacuum leak under the hood somewhere. Check the vacuum at the speed control servo. If there is no vacuum on the line with the engine running, follow the line to find the leak. The vacuum reservoir is mounted under the battery tray. I would look in that area after confirming no vacuum at the servo.

The vacuum line on the drivers side of the intake manifold just below the throttle body fell off.