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corvettejm 01-28-2009 04:33 PM

Heater Problems- Read every post...
 
Ok I got a 2001 Blazer Lt and am having heating issues. Here is the deal: when I am at normal temperature range (right below 210) the heater blows cold air at idle to around 2000rpm. However, when i am at 2000rpm (roughly) and above it will blow hot air.

Here is what I've done:
I checked the inlet hose to the heater core and it was hot, checked the outlet hose it was warm. SO... I did a backflush to the heater core to flush anything out, but I didn't see any junk come out. Just water mixed with anti-freeze and then just clear water. The water came out the same pressure as I put in. So i blew out the remaining water... filled up with anti-freeze again. Ran the engine again.. checked levels.. good. I am not sure what the cause of the problem may be beeing as I get hot air at over 2000rpm...

Any suggestions? Anything that I am overlooking?


corvettejm 01-28-2009 04:35 PM

RE: Heater Problems- Read every post...
 
Oh, also it is manual temperature control..

swartlkk 01-29-2009 01:47 PM

RE: Heater Problems- Read every post...
 
I would say air in the system or a defective heater door... Do you have any vacuum leaks? Does your HVAC system work on all modes?

JPM 03-22-2009 08:11 PM

Try back flushing the heater core and then if it still does not work try running a water hose over your thermostat housing with the rad. cap off for a few min.Keep your rpm around 1500-2000 and this should help purge the air out of the system.Just went through same thing on a 2001 Prism


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