1999 Ford Expedition "heat working" Questions

heated leather seats will not heat Heated leather seats will not heat up. Switch lights up and all fuses are okay. Is there a hiddedn relay I am not finding? Is there a quick way to determine if the ...

...heat is working in the back but not the front.I can drive for miles and still can remove the cap from the radiator, it had no pressure If the heat is working in the back seat than it should work in ...

...eddie Bauer expidtion - heat light switch comes on..but the heated seat is not working....drivers side MORE THAN LIKELY THE HEATING ELEMENT HAS MALFUNTIONED. ITS A PRETTY COMMON PROBLEM IN HEATED ...

...heat working the most likely cause for the rear heat not to work is that there is an obstruction in the line that is preventing the warm coolant to get to the rear heater core or the rear heater core ...

...from working as designed. Buy a radiator flush kit and flush the system. If your heater core is clogged it may prevent heated water from entering it (that is where the heat is radiated

...working The heat/cool function on the passenger seat on my 2003 expedition is not working. There is no light at the switch. The seat switch or the heated seat relay is bad.Always check your fuses ...

I have a 2001 expedition with electrical problems. The heated mirrors, cruise control, horn, sub woofer and the driver side heated seat do not work. Although the button on the heated seat lights up as

...heat does not an if it's a blend door that's not working are there 2 heater cores or something cause it dosent makes sence that the front would work an not the back if there's ...

heat check coolant if full make sure the hot water valve is working it is in line with heater core lines and has a vacum hose if the line is off or has a hole in it you will not have heat check heater

front heat does not heat..but the back heat does.. the dash heater does not heat, it seems like the AC is stuck in on position,I also changed the dash heater unit today but that did not work, still no