What's the noise

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Asked by ryolsen8 Aug 12, 2014 at 10:56 PM about the 1998 Ford Crown Victoria 4 Dr LX Sedan

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When I turn my battery on, and off, start the car, shut it down, etc. near my glove box,
there's a weird "turning" noise... I'm just wondering what it is. My AC doesn't work, and I
was told my Blend door is jammed. Could that be the blend motor working, but "not"
since the door is jammed? I had my mechanic try and open it, as he has always been
able to on all Vic's he's worked on, but, was unsuccessful for me.

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So... Is there a way (without taking the whole dash off) to get to it, or a trick to "un-jam" it..?

62,785

It's most likely a vacuum problem. Look under the dash and look around. Hopefully you'll see something that you can get to.

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Not sure if this is helpful or not, but, I am getting too much fuel into the engine, which I know is a vacuum leak... Could they be related? The old owner said he never had an AC issue.

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Which would make the door open/close and me to have AC?? I did get a freon recharge.

62,785

Most any vacuum leak will. It's a domino effect. Look for old dried out vacuum lines to start with.

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