Van Heater Problem

When I turn on the heater switch all the speeds work but the "High Speed", the last position. The heat is o.K. But here in Canada I need the "High Speed" in winter when it is up to 40 degrees below.

B.T.W. I should thank you for you quick reply Ernest.

Have we lost contact, or do you need more time for the answer?

If there is a problem with my
donation" then say so. I have sent you two more replies which you have ignored thus far and I am not impressed. That is exactly why I only "donated" $10 thus far. If you come up with a qualified answer I am more than willing to pay you for what your answer is worth.
I do not want to have to fix this problem myself, as I am too old. But I want a qualified opinion to know what to expect when I go to a repair shop.

The air-conditioning compressor is not working anymore on this van but the heater worked good until last winter (2009) when it all of a sudden quit working on the "high", or last position of the switch.

Hi Ernest,
I had been corresponding with you and all of a sudden I did not get any response which I did note to you and did again get no response. This is somewhat disconcerting because I don't know if you are still "there". But as I mentioned, I am willing to pay you for a good answer and thus I beleive you deserve a $%25.00 donation.

I know what you are talking about and it is exactly the same problem I had with a 95 Dodge full size van about 10 years back.

How can I go about it to make this donation?

Thank you both, Jacob and Ernest. I don't know how you 2CarPros Mike got involved into this? But back to Jacob and Ernest - I do apreciate both of your answers which were bang on, as I said, since I had a similar problem with my 85 Dodge full sized Van about 10 years ago. I have seen your sincerity and would like to know how I can support your efforts through another donation? And are you getting some of this money, or is most of it going to 2CarPros? Please inform me so I can make this donation through PayPal.

Thanks Ernest! I appreciate your honesty. I will try to make another donation, particularly to you.
It would be nice if there would be more explanation from the beginning to the fact that there can be interruptions to the service due to the fact of you guys being very busy, or that two reps could interfere with their answers and give the system too much to route properly. Sitting on this (my) end, it did look like you did not answer anymore because I did get one answer (per donation) and thus I tried to get your attention three times without success. I see now that I was wrong and apologize from my heart.
Certainly I understand that you guys are very busy and you have no time to analyze everyone’s wants every time. This is the unfortunate part of today’s society and it makes these things so frustrating and sometimes difficult to understand for someone born during the Second World War. But there is no point to go on here because I would think it to be very difficult for you to understand the sentiments of a person like me.

Not a problem; I am impressed with the way you guys worked this out and wanted to make another contribution but nobody seems to be interested to tell me how to go about it.
When I really think back to my younger days, I knew about this problem all along. I had the same problem with my Dodge Van in the 90's.
But anyway, now I know what to expect from a repair shop and I will see if they are honest since I know the part costs about $50-$60 and then there is labour. Thus it should not be over $200 in the end.
And thanks for your concern.

Hey Joe and I guess I should include Ernest too,
This has been the best experience I have had on the internet. The last time I needed information on my Nordyne Downflow Furnace, paid again $10 for starters and got nothing but a generic answer to my question. The worst is that I started out at the manufacturer’s website, thinking that I was talking to the manufacturer. Then got an email back asking me if I wanted do know more about my GMC, at which point I realized that I wasn't talking to the manufacturer anymore. You can imagine my outrage. Needless to say: I got my money back and raised a hell of a stink. And to make this even more awkward, I am a Boiler Operator by trade!
Anyway, you can be sure that I will mention the quality of 2CarPros to my acquaintances.
For now I wish you a very merry Christmas (ours has already arrived; it’s snowing and 0 degrees) and a very happy New Year.

Thanks Joe,

All the Best!