It's worn and sticking, once it gets hot enough it breaks loose and opens then it sticks again until it gets so cool that it breaks loose again, closes and lets the engine warm up. Replace the thermostat before you overheat and cause severe engine problems.
you have to bleed the system it sounds like it has air in it so you need to locate the bleed screw which is normally on the thermostat housing
Souns like a head gasket to me.
heater core could be plugged, also check for low coolant
You are in the beginning throws of blend door failure. Check www.heatertreater.net for more information on diagnosing and fixing the problem.
Possibly a faulty coolant pump.
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it maybe your heater core is going out recommend replacing it and go from there
Yes, radiant floor heating is controlled by a thermostat. This is important as it makes sure the temperature never gets higher than you want it and that when it gets cold the heating goes on automatically.
you follow the top radiator hose to where it goes to head or intake and remove it and remove the neck it was on the thermostat is under there and replace it with a new gasget and a little rtv to make sure it dont leak hope it works 4 you it is a simple job just take your time
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Check coolant level in RADIATOR when cold When light is blinking turn on heat and see if you have any. If no heat good indication that thermostat is stuck in closed position and needs to be replaced