It sounds like you had the same problem I had a while back. There is a couple of "doors" on the blower motor that sometimes get stuck or broken, I took my jeep into an offroad shop and they fixed it with spare parts. They assured me that even if you took it to the dealer it's only like a 15-30$ part but it's the shop time that will kill you.
Btw blend is air temp
the top vents are vacuum servo actuated.
one can even watch them move. at the slave.. as you turn the knob.
id make sure the vacuum cluster harness is not falling off
or damage at rear of the controls, knob panel.
I had a similar problem. Took it in and the "doors" on the blower motor were broke. Shop fixed that, but shortly after then it would blow at the dash, but would not blow at defrost or legs and every time I start the truck it makes this annoying buzzing sound for a few seconds then stops. I located where the source of the sound was coming from which sounds like in the area of the actuator, but don't know how to fix it. plus come this winter I will need my defrost back..
start a new post?
with name of car and model and year.?
and full symptoms of the failure.
just noise that it?
the book is free, read HVAC chapter first.
some have a self test, mode. read that?
04 TJ, is it an 04, (matters)
chapter 24,
its free to read here
posted 100s of times. now.
failed dampers, is my guess on the squawk.
the first question on all cars, dampers
is, what do I have.
cables, vacuum , or electric motors
or a mix. (yes, they do that some years)
this lil' piggy has 3 vacuum mode servos. and 1 blend motor
so the testing is dicey, tedious.
do you have a hand vacuum tool.
buy one?
see page 24-p36? steps>
http://www.morris4x4center.com/knowledge...
the blend motor
TJ setups, below.
blend motor
all for TJ jeep 04
and chapter 8w covers this. wiring.
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A/C is working, but only blowing through the floor vents and the two main panel vents in the center of the console. Passenger in-dash vents and the one driver side vent are not working. Is this a major and/or expensive fix?
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