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Changed thermostat thinking that was the problem. Heater hoses to heater core(s) are hot. I can see the blend door actuator rotate about 90 degrees behind the radio.
It will puff a bit of warm air when RPM's are a bit higher.
Again, the heat is cold front and rear.
Can the cores be plugged? But then both hoses would not be hot? I would imagine 1 to be cold if it were not circulating.
Thanks, Matt
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2000 Windstar cold heat front and rear
