Hi, I have a 2009 Dodge Journey and the driver's side heat is nice and warm but it doesn't get warm on the passenger side or in the back. My husband recently changed the thermostat but that didn't fix it. Any suggestions what it might be?

 

Sounds like you need to take a look at your blend doors..

 

I have a 2009 journey and is blowing hot on driver side and cold in passenger side im in florida so this is bad looks like the same problem please help

 

It was definitely a problem with the blend doors. My husband was able to fix it quite easily though.

 

Glad to hear you got it fixed. Welcome to DF! Stick around. Lots of good info on the site.

 

where do u access blend doors and would that cause the whole 2009 dodge journey to overheat??

 

Hi,
The issue we were having did not cause the truck to overheat. We actually had no heat coming out of the vents. My husband had to take the dash off in order to get to the blend doors behind the vents.

 

Did your husband have to take the complete dash out or just the center panel that covers the radio and ac controls.also were there any parts needed .what were they.thanks in advance my wife is freezing on her side.

 

Hi I'm having a similar problem with my 2010 journey.No heat and restricted flow on passenger side.All actuators are working properly but need to fix without tearing the whole dash out.
Is there a way of accessing the hvac by removing center console only and possibly cutting a hole in the case to see the doors?If not is there a drawing on the internet showing the inside of the hvac case?Any help would be greatly appreciated.
human.

 

I would try to flush the heater core i am told the bottom half heats the right side top half does the left side maybe the core is plugged up .worth trying before taking out the whole dash.