i overfilled mine a little. also try touching it off at about 5000 rpm like get to 5 then let right off might free up some stuff.

 

alright i'll deffinately try that, thanks a lot. you've been a big help haha

 

yup no problem. hope it fixes it. hope its not a heater core. heater cores are a "female dog" to replace..

 

oh so i've heard haha

 

Have you checked to see if you have coolant flowing through the heater core? With the engine up to temp (you still have stated what temp you are at now) grab a hold of the two heater hoses. One should be a bit warmer than the other. This is sounding more of an engine temp/no flow through the core than anything else with what you have posted.

Both hoses should be fairly close in temp to each other. If there is a big temp difference between the two then you have no flow through the core. If both are relatively cool then you are either not getting flow to/from the block or your engine is not up to temp.

 

well when i did the flush both hoses were fairly close to the same temp

 

Hey I am having the exact same problems with my 2004 Blazer, the heater is barely blowing any heat out of the vents. A friend told me to try and flush out my heater core with a water hose but im not sure where to hook it up. My engine temp guage has not changed since before the problem started. Does that mean that i just need to flush out the heater core? Please help before it gets colder again. This is my only vehical at the moment.

 

you try "drop flushing it" touchen it off at 5000 rpms?

 

I know your not talking to me spectreblazer but what is "drop flushing"?

 

my way of saying running the blazer up to 5000 rpms and as soon as it gets there let right off the throttle off the way. some times cleans out crap in the heater core that water pressure will not if you have already tried flushing it out.