More HVAC control questions

[drdfblackm]

New Copperworks heater core is installed. I am still having problems with my HVAC. I posted this before and didn't get any good answers. I have made a video....see the link below.

When I first turn on the AC recirculate....it's all on the floor....no vents. As you can see in the video, as I cycle through the controls it moves and eventually goes into defrost. But never actually get to the vent. Now....maybe I am looking in the wrong place for the vents....and if so....I'm a newbie to working on the HVAC ducting on a TJ.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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Don't mind my wiring....I am currently installing other things.

 

[Rancho LJ]

Is the other actuator visible from the driver side footwell working? You'll have to peek closely between the transmission hump and the lower vent. Make sure the metal arm is moving and that the metal arm is attached to the plastic lever.

See: Post in thread 'Just another A/C issue thread' https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/just-another-a-c-issue-thread.89368/post-1877316

 

[drdfblackm]

Ok....this is what I was looking for....I didn't know there was another one. I will check this out.

 

[drdfblackm]

So, does anyone have a source or a 3D printed version of the lever that acuates the door mine is broken of course and it is clearly different on the 2003-2006 than the older ones. I know this is not a new problem....no one can find them and no one is producing it. I was just wondering if anyone has made a 3D printed version....I would assume they would make a small fortune.

 

[Rancho LJ]

See these posts. Can't vouch for the quality of the eBay part. The second link should contain a 3d print file...

Post in thread '05 HVAC broken door linkage assembly' https://wranglertjforum.com/threads/05-hvac-broken-door-linkage-assembly.88940/post-1928383

Post in thread 'Climate Control Not Blowing Out Hands/Face Vents' https://wranglertjforum.com/threads...owing-out-hands-face-vents.89878/post-1902092

 

[Hacker412]

Print in nylon if possible, PETG would be my second choice. These are the only 2 forms of filament I have encountered that tolerate Texas heat outdoors.