Check the easy things first. Make sure there is enough coolant in system. check for bad thermostat being stuck in fully open position. After truck runs for about 10 to 15 minutes,gauge should move up about one third. If still blowing cold air, check upper radiator hose to see if it's hot, also check that water is flowing through system by squeezing hose and releasing it. You should feel water flowing and a squessing noise when releasing. If hose is hot and water is flowing, the door actuator my be faulty stuck in the AC (cold position. If you had a bad water pump, or loose belt, this would most likely cause your car to over heat. If you had a bad heater core, you would see water on floor on passenger side. This doesn't necessarily rule out heater core, cause It may be partially clogged not getting hot enough.
we changed radaitor & thermastate , now heater blows cold air
no belt, low coolant, failed water pump,
This frequently happens when the heater coil is going bad.
No.
cold air intake
No, that is a cold weather option.
You have a vacuum leak somewhere. Trace the main vacuum hose fom the air intake until you find a crack in the hose.
thermostat probably damaged or stuck....and worse case scenario....your heater core is going out.
you may not have the heater water hoses plugged in
To fix the heater blend door on a Dodge Ram 1500, first, remove the dashboard and the center console to access the heater core and blend door assembly. Next, inspect the blend door for damage or obstruction, and if it's broken, you'll need to replace it with a new part. After replacing or repairing the blend door, reassemble the dashboard and console, ensuring all electrical connections are secure. Finally, test the heater to ensure it properly adjusts between hot and cold air.
Cause its broke!
If you are saying the heater is blowing out cold air you need to change the heater core which is located inside the dash