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Low coolant level? Cooling system airbound? Bad thermostat? Water pump not circulating coolant? Heater control cable not working?
you need heat shields under the carpit if they are missing.
heater core leaking
I have 95 Trans Am with a LT1 corvette motor. The heater inside the car does not heat very well. I was told I could have some air in the system. Thermostat is new.Heater core hoses seem warm not hot . 90-110 using thermal gun on the out side of hoses.Back of heater core showed 115 deg. Should heater core be back flushed? Any ideas on how to get more heat to the driving area?
The heater has a little radiator in it and it may be enough to cool a engine that is running hot
Low coolant, check when engine is cold.
your heater will be cold, or your engine can over heat. your car can take a long time to heat up. Your inside heater will be cool, or your engine temp. will over heat.
Because it is a heat pump, meant to be able to either heat or cool the home, depending on the season.
The heater core is blocked. The heater core works of circulation of the radiator fluid, while the A/C works off ciruclation of the freon.
IF THIS IS NOT A HEAT PUMP SYSTEM... COULD BE; thermostat connecting(calling for) heat and cool together. connnection problem in wires- or bad thermostat. find wiring diagram for t-stat, read up on checking voltage in thermostat in the heat-or cool mode. they are separate. does t-stat have separate 'heat-cool' mode. in other words- do you have to switch to heat mode-or cool mode. if it is a heat pump--ask again with that stated in question.
yes it can, but dont really recommend it. if your car starts to over heat and the heater core not there you can not use the heater fan to help cool it down, also if you live in an area where it gets cold you wont have no heat.
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