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Silver, a few things can cause this sort of thing. First, check your coolant level to make sure it is where it needs to be. If that is fine and the motor is running at a normal temp, then your problem lies with the temp flapper in the dash. Do you have the automatic temperature control system or the basic 3 dial setup? That will help us give you more detailed ways of figuring out where the problem lies.
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The name of the flap is the air blend door. IT is located up behind the upper registers. To access it:
Remove the lower vent.
Detach the bulb holder.
Remove the lower vent.
Remove the air inlet blend door actuator.
Remove the retaining screws.
Disconnect the electrical connector.
Hope this helps.
Remove the lower vent.
Detach the bulb holder.
Remove the lower vent.
Remove the air inlet blend door actuator.
Remove the retaining screws.
Disconnect the electrical connector.
Hope this helps.
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