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If your 2015 Dodge Durango's air conditioning is only blowing cold air from the back vents and not the front ones, your first thought might be that the blower is the problem, and you could be right. The blower motor or the A/C vent actuators are common culprits. However, on this Durango, a more frequent cause of this issue is a blown fuse. Simply check fuse F13 in the cabin's fuse control panel to see if it's blown. By replacing it for under $5, you may fix the problem and restore a balanced cool air flow.
Hey, I'm experiencing a similar problem with my Durango where the front vents randomly stop blowing air while everything else, like the defrost, foot vents, and rear AC, continues to work fine. We usually just park for a few minutes, grab a bite or a drink, then come back and the front vents work again. Anybody have any solutions or encountered a similar issue? Help please!
The best response is both correct and incorrect. I've owned a 2015 Durango for 2 years, and I can assure you that the issue lies with the entire fuse box. You can try to manipulate it to switch on, but be mindful of the f13 fuse, and if that doesn't work, it's likely a problem with the fuse box itself. 📦
If the air conditioning, defroster, or heater - also known as the climate control system - in the 2015 Dodge Durango isn't functioning, it could be due to either a lack of power to the fan or a malfunctioning control motor.
Certainly! F13 was successful at fixing the air conditioning, and it is now blowing strongly once more.
F13 is a heavenly blessing ✨ A/C is working again. 😃 ⛵️
I changed my cabin filter, which stopped the air from blowing out the front vents of my car.
F13 swiftly resolved my issue right away. Thank you for the prompt assistance! A speedy resolution.
Responding to Julio Paiz: I'm not a professional mechanic, but I faced a similar problem before. If you haven't resolved it yet, it seems like the issue might be with your blower motor. The next time you experience the problem while in the car, try giving it a few gentle taps. It's situated beneath your glove compartment.
I've already checked the fuse and it seems to be in good shape, so that's not the issue. The front blower doesn't work consistently - it stops working randomly.
Thanks a lot, buddy. You really helped me out with the advice on fixing my AC. It's up and running smoothly now. I truly appreciate it! 👍👍💯💯