With the engine warmed up and running, open the hood and locate the two heater hoses. Feel the hoses one at a time. If one is hot and the other is not so hot or cool, you have a plugged heater core. Try flushing the heater core. If both hoses are hot, you probably have a failed temp blend door actuator.
It is the infrared sensor in the midle of the A/C or temperature control cluster. The engine thermostat is under the housing where the lower radiator hose hooks to the engine.
It is the infrared sensor in the midle of the A/C or temperature control cluster. The engine thermostat is under the housing where the lower radiator hose hooks to the engine.
Go to control panel and Add/remove program and see if your program is installed or not
The thermostat is on the input radiator line going to the engine. Take the line off on the engine and the thermostat should be there. Now if you are talking about the thermostat for inside the car and not for the engine, the correct term for it is the climate control thermostat and it is located behind the wheel below the instrument cluster where there is a vented inclosure.
To control and optimise the working temperature of the engine during differing load conditions.
low coolant? Bad thermostat? heater core airbound? control cable not adjusted properly?
Temp sensor is next to the thermostat housing. Relay is in the fuse box. Computer is in control. There is no temp switch.
the temp control switch is duff... its the big nut lookin thang next to the thermostat housing
Low coolant? Thermostat not opening? Control cable not working? Plugged heater core? Heater core "airbound"? Low coolant? Thermostat not opening? Control cable not working? Plugged heater core? Heater core "airbound"?
Anywhere you want to control something according to temperature. Thermo = having to do with temperature and Stat= from status or state.
A furnace by definition provides heat. There must be something that controls that heat; that is that tells the furnace when to fire up the burners and when to shut down the burners. This function is provided by the furnace control system. Usually the control system itself is controlled by a thermostat which maintains the temperature at a preset level on the thermostat.
A furnace by definition provides heat. There must be something that controls that heat; that is that tells the furnace when to fire up the burners and when to shut down the burners. This function is provided by the furnace control system. Usually the control system itself is controlled by a thermostat which maintains the temperature at a preset level on the thermostat.