I recently purchased a 2007 Peterbilt 386 and noticed it stopped blowing hot air out of the cabin. I checked the lines going to the heater core and they were both hot. I checked all the blend door actuator and they were working fine too. When I opened the heater core/evaporator access door, I could see through a small opening that the blend door itself had broken free of the rod that connects it to the actuator. Upon further investigating I realized my fresh air door is also broken and I'm guessing so is the mode door as the system only blows air out of the front vents. Does anyone know how to go about replacing the blend doors?
Peterbilt 386 HVAC Blend Door Broken
Discussion in 'Peterbilt Forum' started by AFX, Feb 27, 2020.
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I don't believe they are sold separate. Gotta replace the entire HVAC box. Not too hard but time consuming.
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Any general instructions on how to remove the HVAC box? Thanks
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On top of the unit, right under the windshield below wiper connecting rod, unbolt the two 13mm nuts. The are an additional two 13mm bolts on both sides. Clamp 2 heater core hoses. Evacuate AC system. Unscrew 10mm nut from evaporator. Pull those two lines away. Unscrew 10mm hose hangers bolts from the unit. Move those 4 lines(ac and heater core) out of the way, towards driver side. Unit should pull straight out.
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