coolant system consists of three main parts, water pump, radiator, and heater core, than comes the coolant itself, and the lines(hoses) check your fluid first, maker sure that your coolant is topped off at the radiator itself, not the resovoir. from there i would inspect the water pump, if your water(coolant) is really rusty brown, that is a sign that corrosion has occurred, any more questions email me at eliteprofessionals@live.com
It you are using the "de-ice" function, this might be the normal case ... warm dry air must be blown onto the windshield in order to remove the fog and dampness. With just the heater running it will push warm moist air to the same spot which would add more problems to the visibility issues.
your heater core hoses could be plugged up and not letting much hot anti-freeze into the heater core then when you try to blow alot of air through it it cools the warm air off too much and you get not so warm air. try a cooling sytem flush
You most likely require an A/C system recharge. There should be a temp sensor under the hood near the passenger firewall connected between heater hoses to control the ac and heater temperature. Replace that first.
It could be the thermostat on the engine. If the engine does not warm up adequately the heater will never blow hot air.
Thermostat stuck open, heater core clogged, or the heater temperture control vlalve is defective.
VENT TO HEATER CORE IS NOT CLOSING................
if the heater does not blow out warm air change the setting.
If the engine is getting up to normal temp, the heater core might be plugged. Heater core is not plugged and normal operating temp!
heater on at idle and will not blow warm air. when moving it blows the warm air from the vents. what will cause this
With the engine warmed up and running, open the hood and feel both heater hoses with your hand. They should both be hot. If one is hot and the other is cold or warm, the heater core is plugged. If they are both cold or warm the thermostat is stuck open or you are low on coolant.
There are several potential reasons why the heater in your Jeep Grand Cherokee may not be working. Common issues include low coolant levels, a faulty thermostat, a malfunctioning heater core, or problems with the HVAC controls. Additionally, a blocked or damaged heater hose can also prevent warm air from reaching the cabin. It's advisable to check these components or consult a mechanic for a thorough diagnosis.
Isn't a heater supposed to blow warm air?