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2004 mercury mountaineer.heat problem When turning ac knob to heat clicking sound like door opening and closing repeatedly sounds and air blows cold instead of hot.

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Most likely the blend door actuator has a stripped gear on it causing the noise you hear. Since it runs repeatedly the stop on the gear has sheared off making it run like this

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When turning ac knob to heat clicking sound like door opening and closing repeatedly sounds and air blows cold instead of hot.

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It sounds like the motor that opens the heat blend door is malfunctioning... They sell them for most makes and models at your local part store... Also a Haynes or Chilton manual to give you specific direction for your vehicle. Also try removing both heater hoses from your heater core at the firewall and now compressed air through the heater core... It may be restricted
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Your ac blend door is broken or the actuator that opens and closes the door is broken. The ac blend door moves up and down to direct air flow through the heater core(for heating) or evaporator core(for cooling).

When the door mechanism breaks, the blend door falls down and you will only have ac but no heating.

You can buy a ac blend door kit for your explorer, they cost about $120 on ebay or other places.
search for Explorer ac blend door kit.

The duct is under the the dash on the drivers side. And you will have to cut open the duct to install the replacement door.

Heres a link to a tutorial of how to do the job.

http://www.heatertreater.net/Ford%20Explorer%2002-08.html
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The heater on my 2004 mercury mountaineer does not work. When turning the dial from ac to heat, cold air blows out while a sound like a door opening and shutting is heard.

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2004 mercury mountaineer.heat problem When turning ac knob to heat clicking sound like door opening and closing repeatedly sounds and air blows cold instead of hot.

2004 mercury mountaineer.heat problem
When turning ac knob to heat clicking sound like door opening and closing repeatedly sounds and air blows cold instead of hot.
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The clicking noise is a defective air temp control blend door motor, this is all to common and issue, to repair the defective part the dash must be removed.
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