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Posted on Jan 24, 2013

No heat in front

Heat works in the back but there is no heat in the front. It is not the blower, iits working.

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You need to check the heater control in the dash for proper operation. also check the blend door in heater box. good luck.

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SOURCE: 1999 yukon denali front blower motor not working

Check Fuse #3 in the under hood fuse block it is the only common connection I can make.

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