No heat Please help
#2
possibly you have a failed " fail-safe" thermostat or your gauge is incorrect , usually you will also run rich with a stuck open thermostat such a failsafe unit , grab the heater core hoses at the firewall , both should be about equally as warm , if not you have a classic clogged heater core . backflush if 1 is colder than the other ( usally the outlet or right hose at firewall )
#6
Blower motor resistors are fine as the original poster stated that the fan blows air, just not warm.
Very likely stuck thermostat. Easy to change, a bit messy though. I suggest draining the radiator BEFORE taking the upper radiator hose off the thermostat housing. And of course, only do this on a cold engine.
Careful with the two bolts on the thermostat housing as they screw into the aluminum intake.
Very likely stuck thermostat. Easy to change, a bit messy though. I suggest draining the radiator BEFORE taking the upper radiator hose off the thermostat housing. And of course, only do this on a cold engine.
Careful with the two bolts on the thermostat housing as they screw into the aluminum intake.
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12-01-2010 03:23 AM