When A/C is on, front blows cold air but rear blows hot air through lower vents.
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no air flow from rear overhead vents.
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Coastland - Bonita Springson Aug 30, 2016
Blend doors not opening for the rear. The actuators can fail and cause the air doors to basically lock shut until manually opened or actuator is replaced
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I suspected that. I'm in the process of pulling the rear quarter trim panel now ! Well I pulled the actuator, hooked the wires up to it, layed it on top of the a/c unit where I could see it from the front, started the motor and turned on the a/c and it rotated. Turned off the a/c and switched it to heat and it rotated the other way. Cycled it several times and it operated both directions every time. I reinstalled it and tried it. It would not move the blend air door ! Seems like the actuator motor is too weak to operate under load ???