licoln blows hot air on drivers side cool on passenger side. Blend doors working properly

Asked by rayslabb Jan 20, 2015 at 10:27 AM about the 2004 Lincoln LS V8 Sport

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2004 lincoln ls passenger side blows cold drivers side blows warm.

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Texasjetman answered 9 years ago

Lincoln LS 2005, exact same problem here in Dallas, hoping RaySlabb has came up with something, I have not found anything that would help me narrow this problem down.

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Donnie answered 8 years ago

Have a shop drain and refill your freeon and it will work properly. It's not cooling the coil enough for both sides.

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GuruHX9GT answered 4 years ago

Need help ls Lincoln 2005 is blowing cold air or driver side hot air on passenger side has changed acturator two

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Will___A answered 4 years ago

I am having the same issue. Changed the blend doors and serviced the system. Any ideas?

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JESSE answered 11 months ago

currently working on an 06 lincoln ls. replaced the actuators, air temp sensors, and dccv. recharged the ac, and did a relearn through the pcm. yet still the driver's side gets hot once the thermostat opens up. Is it possible I'm dealing with a faulty head unit? it's about the only part aside from the thermostat housing and hoses, that I haven't replaced yet.

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