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frotojk 09-22-2007 12:17 PM



I cannot get the heat to work. The blower works fine, AC works great, but heat will not turn on no matter how high I set the temperature.When I turn on the windshielddefogger, only the AC turns on. I have checked all the fuses and relay. I bought the car not long ago and only found the problem recently as it is getting colder. Is there a way to manually turn on the heat withoutturning on the"AUTO" setting? Any advice greatly appreciated.

acuralegend 09-24-2007 08:40 AM

first check that coolent level.

if your low heater cores starve first



hope thats it because im no help other wise





scott13200 10-12-2007 10:51 AM

I have the same type of problem with my 2000 3.2 TL. The AC is perfect, but for some reason it's difficult to turn on the heater. In order to turn on the heater, I press "AUTO" and the A/C compressor is automatically on. When I turn up the temp, the compressor still stays on, unless I manually turn it off. Is this normal??

frotojk 10-13-2007 04:41 PM

I finally fixed it. It turns out this is a common problem for this model. In the middle of the engine compartment, right in front of the firewall there is a hose that brings the hot water to the heater core. There is a valve on this hose which is operated by a pull cable that attaches to an electric servo motor behind the firewall. The servo pulls the valve open when you turn on the heat.
The problem for me was that this valve got stuck after some time once it gets enough dirt on the outside, and corrosion. Put some WD-40 on it, and work it a little till the servo motor can freely pull it open by itself. Hope this helps others.

Alston01 01-02-2008 09:48 AM



I have an 01 TL and my heatand ACare no longer blowing. If I put my hand on the vent I can feel the Heat but when I turn the blower on full blast, barely anything comes out. Can anyone help me understand whats going on?
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ndrewoods 03-03-2011 08:10 PM


Originally Posted by frotojk (Post 4213)
I finally fixed it. It turns out this is a common problem for this model. In the middle of the engine compartment, right in front of the firewall there is a hose that brings the hot water to the heater core. There is a valve on this hose which is operated by a pull cable that attaches to an electric servo motor behind the firewall. The AC servo pulls the valve open when you turn on the heat.
The problem for me was that this valve got stuck after some time once it gets enough dirt on the outside, and corrosion. Put some WD-40 on it, and work it a little till the servo motor can freely pull it open by itself. Hope this helps others.

It's good that you detected the cause of the problem. I am currently facing the same situation. So all I'll need is a WD-40 then put some on the AC servo. Thanks man.

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zates 10-27-2012 03:43 PM

heater
 
thank you for the info

ptatohed 10-27-2021 02:52 AM


Originally Posted by frotojk (Post 4213)
I finally fixed it. It turns out this is a common problem for this model. In the middle of the engine compartment, right in front of the firewall there is a hose that brings the hot water to the heater core. There is a valve on this hose which is operated by a pull cable that attaches to an electric servo motor behind the firewall. The servo pulls the valve open when you turn on the heat.
The problem for me was that this valve got stuck after some time once it gets enough dirt on the outside, and corrosion. Put some WD-40 on it, and work it a little till the servo motor can freely pull it open by itself. Hope this helps others.


Dude, some 14 years later, I had to sign up just to thank you! Thank you sooo much. It worked perfectly for my 2003 TL Type S! I couldn't find the answer anywhere else!


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