In some cases, problems with your HVAC system can be the result of a faulty climate control head. In these cases, replacement of the climate control head is necessary to solve the problem. Many of these cases do not evolve extensive labor, however, some vehicles require much of the dash to be removed to replace the climate control head. It is best to bring your vehicle in to be diagnosed and to obtain specific pricing.
Often problems with your HVAC system not blowing the proper volume of air is confused with a problem with your A/C or Heating system. When your vehicle does not blow the proper volume of air, your A/C or heat does not blow the correct speed, or the air is not directed to the proper vents (defrost, face vents, floor vents, etc.), this is often due to a problem with your blower motor, blower motor resistor, or blend door(s)/blend door actuator(s). Replacement of the blower motor or blower motor resistor for most vehicles is not an extensive repair, however, in some vehicles the blower motor/blower motor resistor is located deep inside the dash. Blend doors/blend door actuators are often located deep inside the dash for most vehicles. For this reason, it is best to call with specific questions regarding problems with your HVAC system and/or come in for a free diagnosis.