Thanks to this forum, I had this problem yesterday (labor day weekend) on my 2003 Ram 1500, my first day on vacation in another town. Took the truck to Sears on Sunday they told me the dash has to be removed and they do not do that. Read this forum and Monday morning went to Lowes, purchased a nut driver set for $ 15 dollars, removed the blower motor, stuck my hand where the blower was and sure enough, it was blocked. I had to brake the recirc door in half to get it out. It took me less the 15 minutes and now AC is blowing again. I can not change between outside and inside air, at this point I do not care because I have air again.

 

the recirc door is replaceable but it will definitely be a pain without taking the dash off...

 

hey thanks for who ever started this post just recently during this freaking hot summer my air barly worked i mean i got just as much air from the low setting then i did the high. I just left it thinking i dont want to take it in but at the end of summer i just had an amazing idea. "LOOK AND SEE IF ANY ONE ELSE HAS THIS PROBLEM" and sure enough yall did so i took the blower off and sitting right there was the door now i like my recycled air but dont wana pay a fortune to fix it! but thanks my air blows very nice now let me tell ya what.

 

My 06 had this problem in 08, I got it fixed under warranty. I left in the Military over seas and left my truck with my Dad. While I was gone, it happened again, this time out of warranty. He ripped the door out and I have had no problems with it since coming back. This happened in 2010. I don't care if it won't recirc, the AC blows cold.

 

I got same Problem With my 05 ram 1500 Thanks To This forum Ill Check My Recirc Door And see if that's the case sure sounds like it

 

Yes Just Done A check My 05 Dodge Ram By Taking Glove box Out And You Can See The Doorway Through Glove Box Hole Of Course Door Was Open Reached In A Felt At Bottom Sure Enough The Door Was Laying On Air Intake From Fan Blower At This Point You Can Put Glove Box Back In If Your Not Replacing Door At This Time You Don't Need Glove Box Off Just To Remove Old Door The Fan Takes A 5/16 Inch Nut Driver Remove The # Screws And Fan Just Falls Down Then Reach In And Get Door In The Right postion It Will Come Right out You May Have To Play With It A Second To Get It In Right Spot But It Will Come Out From Start Of Glove Box Removal To Completely Finished It Took Me All of 7min to do I will just use mine with out door for now at least now I can get heat and defrost now Thanks To Dodge Forum I Got The Info To Find Out Where To Start Looking
Thanks Jeremy

 

I bought a replacement door at NAPA, but when I dug into the dash I saw that I had an amp sitting right in the way of the door motor. I decided to drop the blower and was able fish the door out without breaking it. After putting the blower back I got a good flow again. The only change is that I notice that I get a little air flow with the fan off.

 

You have to get the replacement door in. It may seem like just a little air is coming in, but if you live where it gets cold, your passenger will freeze in the winter!! I have that amp there too, you have to loosen it and swing it away as best you can, and access that motor. It is a huge pain, but it can be done. I have done it!!!

 

What if it isn't the door my blower motor blows but could it be going out?? Or weakening

 

I have a 2004 dodge Durango. my a/c is cold and blows but only when driving. if I stop it quits blowing. any ideas on what is the problem?