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	WatchRyder (3 months ago) Hey Bill how's it going?
	cjhoylemusic (1 year ago) Thank you very much for subscribing. You are in for a wild ride of awesome videos on my channel!
	HomeWindTurbines7 (1 year ago) thanks for the video Willibill. Please FACEBOOK my video if you support CLEAN ENERGY.
	willibill1 (1 year ago) Thanks for the answer Eric, I didnt even think of a door not opening or closing, When it warms up outside a little bit ill check it out, better its working all the way on than off right now.
	EricTheCarGuy (1 year ago) The 'valve' may not be the issue but rather the 'blend door' which should be located inside the car under the dash. I don't know exactly where it is located on your particular car but you might be able to find the answer on line somewhere. If it's an electric motor you need to verify if it's getting a signal, if it is then the motor might be bad, if it isn't then it may be the temperature control unit that is bad. Eric
	X2YeZCAMCNC (1 year ago) Glad you subscribed, thanks. I really appreciate it! :-)