my ac blows on driver side and heat on passenger side, whats wrong?

Asked by bdoz57 Jun 19, 2014 at 02:25 PM about the Ford Escape

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Trying to use AC and the passenger side is only blowing hot air. Somebody mentioned a beldoor attenuator or something. Where does that go, is there a schematic for it?

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Its under your dash,on top of blower box passenger side,but i think you will find a bad vacume leak under dash,because it blows one side and not the other,the actuator door only control,s your heat to air contol,not side to side,check for vacume leak.

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Why is heat blowing on one side and cold on the other side in a 2006 escape

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