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Front Defrost doesn't work... 200 1992

posted by  mudbug on  Thu Jan 15 15:01 CST 2004
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I had the same problem last winter. A quick, temporary(?) fix is to simply zip-tie the vacuum actuators into the defrost position. It was very cold when I needed to fix the problem, and it was a lot faster to just put on the zip ties than I expected it would be to search for and fix a vacuum leak.

If I have the heat on, I want the defroster on, so I just left my sedan with the zip ties in place.

Good luck and stay warm,
Keith
--
1983 245 Turbo, 165K miles; 1987 244 DL, 272K miles; 1980 244 DL (RIP); 1966 Ford Bronco- straight six, three-on-the-tree, NO frills






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