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A lack of air flow from the heater duct assemblies can be from a variety of problems. One common problem is the AC evaporator core fins being plugged with dirt/debris/mold causing a lack of airflow from the heater fan. Another common problem can be an inoperative/sticky blend door in the heating /AC unit causing the airflow to be misdirected giving the feeling of lack of airflow. There may also be a problem with the heater fan itself not spinning as fast as it should to create adequate airflow

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