No Heater
maybe you need to flush your heater core, I had a similar problem with another car I had. So I marked the upper and lower heater core hoses, and there placement on the motor. then I removed them and flushed them with cold water from the hose, alternatating between the 2 hoses. I had a lot of gunk flow out of the heater core.
After that the heater worked great.
Give it a try, It might help.
PS: are you getting any heat at all ??
Regards
Fr8daddy
After that the heater worked great.
Give it a try, It might help.
PS: are you getting any heat at all ??
Regards
Fr8daddy
maybe you need to flush your heater core, I had a similar problem with another car I had. So I marked the upper and lower heater core hoses, and there placement on the motor. then I removed them and flushed them with cold water from the hose, alternatating between the 2 hoses. I had a lot of gunk flow out of the heater core.
After that the heater worked great.
Give it a try, It might help.
PS: are you getting any heat at all ??
Regards
Fr8daddy
After that the heater worked great.
Give it a try, It might help.
PS: are you getting any heat at all ??
Regards
Fr8daddy
As far as the possibility of clogged heater core goes, it's easy to check.
Just compare the temperature of the inlet and outlet hoses as the system warms up. If the core is flowing coolant, they will rise at near the same rate. If the core is restricted, the outlet will either remain cold or will warm up much more slowly that the inlet.
Do check that ****. It's a very common failure.
Just compare the temperature of the inlet and outlet hoses as the system warms up. If the core is flowing coolant, they will rise at near the same rate. If the core is restricted, the outlet will either remain cold or will warm up much more slowly that the inlet.
Do check that ****. It's a very common failure.



