same answer on all cars. nice photo, so rare here, shocking that.
in order,......
1: sure the blower must blow.
2: the engine must get to min. 180F , if not, thermostat bad in engine.
3: ok, engine is hot, so the heater core must get hot next. it has 2 hoses, we feel them with hands, are both hot?, yes, then the core is most-likely hot. (inside) (if not core is packed in gunk inside)
ever do 2year cooling flushes< (oops. zero service lands you here)
4: the controls must open the dampers, if not? bad controls
5: if the controls work and dampers fail, then the dampers are bad.
all answers assumes , cooling system full to top of RAD.
your car uses 3 damper motors. (electric)
that operate them by controls
the motor for temp is called temperature actuator motor.
the controller is called HVAC controller
did you scan the PLC to see if HVAC controller has errors.
the controller needs fuse 15 good. Cab fuse box ."hvac-rfa"
the controller use a network, data comm .
if you scan the PCM and it tells you the HVac comms are dead
what do you know? (means you cant fix it)
its not just a simple switch like in 1990 (gone)
its all computer controlled now.
check fuse first
scan 2nd.
like we do on all modern cars, or , its all just a guessing game.
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