No heat on drivers side

Asked by Griffon_Nav Nov 10, 2017 at 10:49 AM about the 2008 Lincoln Navigator 4WD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2008 Lincoln Navigator that has no heat flowing to the drivers side
of the car. The heat works in the passenger side and the rear of the vehicle.
The fan speed changes when I increase and decrease it. Also I am able to
manual change the air flow from the windshield, vents, and floor.

With the information I have read I suspect it to be the blend door actuator
though I am not sure how to trouble shoot this fully. Please advise.

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Gricelda answered 6 years ago

I am having the same exact issue in my 2015 Lincoln Navigator and should still be covered under warranty, but getting an appt. at my local dealer is impossible. Can someone please answer this question so that we can figure out how to fix it. I am FREEZING in the mornings, this winter. and the only thing keeping me warm is when I put the rear heat on.

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