2005 Ram 1500 heater issue.

Asked by Guru9ZBJ4G Dec 04, 2020 at 09:21 AM about the 2005 Dodge RAM 1500 SLT 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

We have a 2005 Ram 1500. Heat is very weak in temperature. Warmer air
blows out of two passenger side dash vents than any where else. What can we
look at?

1 Answer

1,800

Broken heater doors that dont open anymore or partially open. Extract dash 2.5 hrs, drop column unplug wire connections on sides remove nothing from dash comes out as a unit other that pillar covers and entry handles two 15mm each side four ten mm if you have a 5 speed there is wiring in this area so when pulling dash just lean on to seats there are 4 8mm screws front of dash discharge A/C remove heater inlet outlet. Remove 4 10mm nuts on fire wall side remove bracket in front of said nuts as the bracket covers the securing fasteners. Unplug blend motors on heater box wiggle heater box I believe there are 2 10mm screws on the inside on heater box exterior. Disassemble heater box broken parts will reveal them selves.

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