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1999 Jeep Cherokee sport/air vents do not blow out cold or hot while it is on

I have a 1999 Jeep Cherokee sport and the air vents do not blow out cold or hot air

  • Raymond Ramirez
    Raymond Ramirez May 11, 2010

    this sounds like a vaccum problem. you should have a small hose going from the intake manifold to the firewall or the vacumm controller. check to see if this hose has cracked or has fallen off. does the fan turn on at all?

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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

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In those years they have a tsb on the air control system ( the vents and actuators ) they could be stuck, if its doesn't blow anything then try the blower motor resistor or blower itself....

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