You heater works from water flowing from your radiator to the heater core, you may have a leak in your heater core.
You most likely also smell antifreeze inside the vehicle. It is most likely casued by a leaky heater core. Unfortunatly depending upon the make/model/year of your vehicle a heater core can be difficult and/or expensive to replace.
it could be the heater is leaking!
Sounds like a leak in either the heater core or the hose fitting at the heater core
because the heater uses hot coolant/antifreeze to heat your car....the coolant passes thru the heater core, then a fan blows the warm air thru your vents Your heater core is leaking and must be removed and repaired or replaced.
Yes. The heater core provides the heat which blows out your vents. The heater core has engine coolant flowing through it (it is like a mini radiator) which creates the heat which warms the air that comes out your vents. If you have low coolant, there may be no coolant circulating through heater core, thus causing cold air to blow out vents.
Generally, with that smell- the heater core has gone bad.
heater core is going bad.
check radiator cap for proper pressure first.then check clamps at heater core
AC and heater are 2 different systems. The heater works by channeling fluid from your radiator to a heater core usually located under your dash. Heater may not work due to blockage in the line from the radiator or the heater core under your dash may be faulty.
Only if it is allowing Fluid to escape. Does the radiator and heater core have enough fluid to circulate. If not you will not have heat.
This fluid can leak from many places. Look in places where water hoses meet the engine, where the heater hoses go into the firewall, the radiator and your heater core.
Is your radiator fluid full?
your heater core is probably gone