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Inside heat and blower 700 1987

posted by  FryBox on  Wed Jan 19 06:18 CST 2005
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Well, now that It's cold (really cold) I'm wishing my car blew more air.

I'm curious as to how much air my car should be blowing and what I can do to fix it. I have an 87 760T with the auto climate control. The car heats up fine and I get hot air, but only out of the front window defogger, and only lightly (I'm used to the mass amounts of air my camry used to move). I can't even hear the fan or air moving and can only feel it lightly.

Should it be blowing alot of air??
If yes, why isn't it working right!

Note: I have replaced the blower motor already.

Also, the fron window defog is the only setting that give me any air, the rest of them dont work at all. Is my auto climte control unit defective? if yes can I replace it with someting out of a 740 and have it work? I like the simplicity of off/lo/med/high settings.

What can i do to fix my low air mass movement only on the window defogger??

Any help is appreciated.

Ryan






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