relentless85
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- Oklahoma, OK
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2017 Explorer Sport
2008 Ford Explorer 4.0L. When I turn the hvac knob to change it to where the air is supposed to come out the floor, the air comes out of the defrost position in the dash.
I know that is the “default” location the air comes out if the hvac system looses vacuum.
So I don’t know where to start looking for the vacuum leak or what parts to replace. I know a few years ago I replaced a check valve in the engine compartment that had to do with the hvac system but it did not fix it.
When I am driving, I hear a hiss sound coming from the black resivour that is under the passenger side dash area. The hiss is more pronounced when I am giving the engine gas and increasing in rpm. The resivour does not appear to the cracked.
The control knobs on the dash have a little crack near the air location selector knob, could I be loosing vacuum there?
Is there a diagram somewhere I could look at to see where the vacuum lines run and what the part numbers are for the lines, check valves, resivour and control knob module?
I know that is the “default” location the air comes out if the hvac system looses vacuum.
So I don’t know where to start looking for the vacuum leak or what parts to replace. I know a few years ago I replaced a check valve in the engine compartment that had to do with the hvac system but it did not fix it.
When I am driving, I hear a hiss sound coming from the black resivour that is under the passenger side dash area. The hiss is more pronounced when I am giving the engine gas and increasing in rpm. The resivour does not appear to the cracked.
The control knobs on the dash have a little crack near the air location selector knob, could I be loosing vacuum there?
Is there a diagram somewhere I could look at to see where the vacuum lines run and what the part numbers are for the lines, check valves, resivour and control knob module?