2000 Ford Windstar A/C Blows Cold In Back, Not In Front

There is a blend door that opens and closes to allow either AC or heat into the vehicle. Have it checked. It may be sticking.

[quote:62e8c2652f="Jacobandnickolas"]There is a blend door that opens and closes to allow either AC or heat into the vehicle. Have it checked. It may be sticking.[/quote:62e8c2652f]

Thank you for the quick response! I read some where about a blend door. I haven't the budget to take the van in for service; where is the door located and is it possible for me to "rig" it open/closed? This would be a temp fix until i can have a pro look at it obviously but i live in Florida and it's hotter than heck. I need a/c. Where is the blend door located? Thank you!

Hi:
It is tough to get to. It is part of the HVAC venting system and is locate near the heater core under the dash. I wish I had a picture to send, but I can't copy and paste from our online manual.

Let me know if I can answer other questions.

Joe

[quote:646b56bd13="Jacobandnickolas"]Hi:
It is tough to get to. It is part of the HVAC venting system and is locate near the heater core under the dash. I wish I had a picture to send, but I can't copy and paste from our online manual.

Let me know if I can answer other questions.

Joe[/quote:646b56bd13]

As soon as you said "under the dash" i knew i was screwed...lol! Let me ask you this; which control on the panel controls the door? For example, when i engage the a/c or heat...is this what opens/closes the blend door? I am wondering if i play with the controls to the heater and a/c if by some miracle the door will get un-stuck.

I have the same problem, however turning the rear vents on eventually gets the blend door to open for the front. I understand there may be some vacuum hoses involved as well???