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Usually a sign of a stuck blend door under the dash. Could be a faulty blend door actuator, or the main controller. You may need a shop manual to make the repairs since this is generally beyond the abilities of a DIY repair book.
There is a blend door acuator which moves when u change your settings. Its a electric motor. Down under dash, Will need a mech and a heating and cooling diagram to find where the motor is,
My blend air door is stuck on my 2010 liberty. I have removed the actuator panel on the drivers side and the middle door that controls the air flow to the dash is completely seized. There are 4 blend air doors on this liberty, 2 control the heat/ac and 2 control the air flow.
there is no access to them from the drivers side and the passanger side looks like I have to cut into the air box to get to them.
this vehicle has electronic acuators that move the doors and do not use vacuum. the mode door actuator is bad causing this problem. there is a defrost acuator that works the defrost position and a mode door that works floor/vent operation. the defrost moves and diverts airflow up defrost vwents this is why you can still have defrost and floor.
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