check your coolant levels.
The Owners Manual offers illustrated directions for doing this.
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I had this same problem and could not find anyone with the same problem. Because your getting some heat the coolant is circulating. My problem was that when I had replaced the thermostat I accidentally put one in that opened at 160 degrees because it was the cheapest at Autozone. My gauge read Cold and there was no heat. If I gunned it in neutral,in the driveway, the heat worked great and my gauge went up. I took the car in and they put in the 195 degrees one and it worked great since.
I own a 1997 Ford Contour and there was a recall a few years ago on the heater blower and resistor. Check out the recalls on the car.
moving
no sitting there and not moving for a long time
no sitting there and not moving for a long time
Idling too high?
yes
Yes, they constantly move. Solid materials move the least, with gases moving the most.
perpetual
electrons:)
they are constantly moving and always have been.
particles of matter are constantly moving
Well, the earth rotates so they probably are not moving.