Low coolant, failed thermostat, failed belt, failed water pump, clogged heater core, etc
Low coolant, failed thermostat, failed belt, failed water pump, clogged heater core, etc
Low coolant, failed thermostat, failed belt, failed water pump, clogged heater core, etc
it might have a sticking thermostat.
A possible cause could be that you have a clogged heater core.
check coolant level
Sorry bad news Your heater core has a leak
For a 2009 Ram, Yes.Try experimenting with the AC/Heat Controls. I have noticed when defrost is on there is a miss in the acceleration, but when the floor heat is on, the acceleration is okay. I am taking mine in to see what they say about this. My 2000 Dakota had a miss in the acceleration but the dealerships could never find the problem (or did not care).1973 Dodge Coronet (318 Auto); 1993 Dodge Dakota Sport (3.9 Standard); 2000 Dodge Dakota Sport (3.9 Standard); 2009 Dodge Ram (4.9 Auto)...Things have been going downhill ever since I brought the 2000 model, and am not happy with the 2009. Needless to say, this is my last Dodge.
Because you are suppose to be able to switch. This is perfectly normal.
If equipped with rear heat it has two. IF front only, one.
The coolant is low, probably from a leak. You need to have it checked with a pressure testor.
Check coolant level in rad on cold engine. If low you gort a leak. If level ok, replace thermostat and gasket
Yes, replacing the heater core should slove the problem.
Its your Heater core if it smells like a syrupy sweet smell if not then its your thermostat
Generally no. The amount of heat is small, but you should hear a buzzing noise when the heater is running. Mark