AC and Heater
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87 xj6 Heater and AC were working perfectly. This morning, turned hater on and all it blew was AC. Same on every setting even defrost. Blowing out center vent too very cold. Engages condenser too. I tried to research several articles and have checked the vacuum and function of the heater valve - ok and actuator on drivers side console side panel - ok. Passenger side mechanisms do nothing. I disconnected the amplifier to see if that changed anything. Did nothing. Same condition all blowers in and AC ice cold. Will continue to scour through the great articles, but if anyone has another test or suggestion while I do it is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
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Check the heater valve on the fire wall in the engine bay. And the vacuum reservoir, over by the brake cylinder. Plus the vacuum hoes that abound there. Including the ones under the battery tray that go from the engine bay to the cabin. Can't see those, only feeelif they are present and connected..
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UPDATE: Tonight I got the car to temp and switched between settings. For the first time since it had the issue, the servo did try to change settings and it did intermittently to heat out of side vents and foot, then fine out of blower. Then when I switched to cold temperatures, it switched over, center vent ice cold. But when I tried to go back to heat, it went back to full AC out of every flap and blower and no servo function. Several times to change again, and no luck. So, it seems something isn't working consistently, rather, intermittently and reverts to the all AC.
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It is either the servo or the amplifer or both that are faulty. JagAire have all the bits you need, have clear test routines you can use that pinpoint the problem and are very helpful. There is a potentiometer on the servo that responds to the amp, and eventually it's tracks wear unevenly and the servo itself functions erratically. It sounds like this is what is happening.
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