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Lack of "hot" heat from ACC

rsfeller · 2006-09-06T03:01:02+0000

Noted that my heater doesn't pour "hot" heat from the vents when on high temp. I would call it warm at best. Fans seem to respond as expected as does AC. Any commen failure trends with ACC? Thermostat? (running 185-190F on temp gauge, looks good) Failure of motors or flaps? (I do hear things moving around in there without funny sounds!) Or do these cars just not do "hot" from the ACC due to their config or cockpit size? Is there a calibration procedure for the ACC computers? Toolpants to the rescue!