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the heater in my ghia does not work i have checked the fuses and heater lines and inline valve but it still blows cold air .please help
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make sure the vacum line to the inline valve is connected and that there is vacum there, you should be able to feel it (when the engine is running or course).if there is vacum there the inline valve my be jammed, in which case just replace it, if there is
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Vacuum lines are one area to look at but, check heater water hoses to ensure water is running through them (the heater input hose should be hot right through to the firewall at normal operating temp.). You may also have a blocked heater core. The simple s
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YES, CHECK VACUUM LINES ETC AS ALREADY STATED, BUT YOU MIGHT FIND THAT THE BLEND DOOR MOTOR HAS FAILED. IT MOVES THE DOOR THAT CHANGES THE VENT DUCTING BETWEEN THE A/C EVAPORATOR AND THE HEATER CORE. THIS WAS A VERY COMMON FAILURE ON THIS MODEL. YOU WILL
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I bought my EBII Fairmont Ghia as an ex demo in 1994 and by the time the winter rolled around, i found I had no heat. Took it to a Ford dealer at the time and found i was two weeks out of warranty. Never worried about it as usually is enough to take the c
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