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Hmmm.... I have an '82 with A/C. Place my levers to vent and all air flows through the sides and center. Place levers to A/C(max and min) flows through both as well. Place levers to defrost flows on top, and heat only the bottoms work.
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To your question on a motor. I don't here one when I move my levers from one position to the next. I do here the air flow through the console when each door closes shut.
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OK.......this would indicate a problem in the vac. system, or one of the 'mode' doors that control the airflow. You shouldn't have hot air out of the vents in 'heat' mode, only the floor. In 'bi-lev', you would, but not on 'heat' only. Sounds like it isn't changing the doors properly from one 'mode' to the other. Could be a mix-up in the way the vac. lines are run to the vac. 'servos', or an internal leak at the switch itself.
It's possible that the redesign of the center console area in '77 also changed the way the 'vent' system works. I'm quite sure the earlier models worked the way I described.




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Hey, Thanks for taking the time to help out. I hope to get to a point where I can help other people.
Thanks
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If you figure it out ,let me know as i have no air or heat coming from the central vents. However it does blow throught the floor vents for both air and heat.
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Did you get your vents straightened out yet?
Just curious.


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