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Blower/heater M1165
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Confirm in your TM that its a ground and you should be able to attach it to anything solid and close to the firewall, just make sure that whatever your attaching to is not rubber mounted.
Action
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Look on the other side of the unit for the ground screw.
To get heat, you also need to turn the fan on....and the engine needs to be warm and running.
And if going from a/c to heat or the other way, it takes a minute or so for the water valve to move.
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On the back side of the unit? Also engine was running, 200 degrees and had it on heat for over 10 minutes. Do you know how to test the valve?
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Did the blower fan come on at all?
I think the screw is on the driver side of the unit.
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Maybe the diverter cable came loose, or your diverter valve is plugged. You can service yoursekf
Action
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There is no diverter cable.
GuntherRommel
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how about the one that hooks to the back of the heater core with one small screw
Action
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There isnt a diverter box to hook a cable to.
If he wants to divert the air, he has to open or close each vent with his fingers.
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If the fan blows but it ain't hot, you might need to replace this solenoid valve:
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That is the ground that should terminate on the fan motor, left side, it’s a fine thread 10/32 nut.
The hot water valve fails in an open state, it only closes when AC is selected.
The hot water valve fails in an open state, it only closes when AC is selected.
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Left side of pic, just below heater core
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