Assuming the coolant level is full, it could be a stuck open thermostat or a plugged up heater core. With the vehicle warmed up, heater on and engine running, feel the heater hoses with your hands. If they are both luke warm you probably need to replace the thermostat. If one is hot and the other is luke warm you probably need to flush the heater core. If they are both hot you may have a problem with the temp blend door.
Check the thermostat, also see if steam is coming out of the exoust, if it is you have a blown head gasket.
Could be low on coolant.
I have a 84 camaro and went all winter without heat,I asked my boyfriend to see what could be the problem,well that did not accomplish anything,so I changed the fuse,guess what I have heat...
It could be as simple as a blown fuse or being low on coolant. Or it could be a plugged heat exchanger.
if you had it heat high enough it very likely worped your heads and or damaged the head gasket
You need to be more specific as to what is not working. The blower doesn't work? No air comes out? Air comes out but is cold?
if it doesn't heat your heater core is most likely clogged and if it doesn't blow at all then the blower is messed up.
Heat went out in my 300, what could be the problem
how do you fix the heat in a 2002 Chevy impala
You need to check the vacuum lines for the a/c system for leaks, breaks and loose ones first.......
should still be under warranty, could be a bad thermostat.
Were is the temperature heat sensoe on a 454 chevy motor.