No heat --heellllllppppp!!!!!!!!!
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No heat --heellllllppppp!!!!!!!!!
I know, I know its suppose to be summer but In my part of the country the heat is still needed, if only to defog the windows.
I am getting no heat. radiator and thermostat changed.
Any suggestions on next step? If the water pump is suspect --what turns the water pump? Also I did not bleed the system , would that be a likely cause of no heat?
Thanks
I am getting no heat. radiator and thermostat changed.
Any suggestions on next step? If the water pump is suspect --what turns the water pump? Also I did not bleed the system , would that be a likely cause of no heat?
Thanks
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ty removing the smaller coolant line, this way you will allow some air out.... then plug it back... sometimes you can have air in that hose and it won't let the heater get the coolant to pass through it.. and also open the coolant reservoir to let some air out.. or maybe try taking it back to the shop where u changed the radiator and the thermostat
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Originally Posted by oscar_425
ty removing the smaller coolant line, this way you will allow some air out.... then plug it back... sometimes you can have air in that hose and it won't let the heater get the coolant to pass through it.. and also open the coolant reservoir to let some air out.. or maybe try taking it back to the shop where u changed the radiator and the thermostat
I changed radiator and thermostat; everything properly installed.
I try not to let anyone work on my vehicles besides my son.
I'll try draining and refilling, using the bleeder port to let air out. After that I'll check for flow and if still no heat -----Then I'll hope that the heat gets here.
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Don't bother draining it. It just has air in it. You also need to have your heater on when you burp the system because there's a valve that closes off flow to the heater core if it's not set in the heat position.
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Originally Posted by Jafro
there's a valve that closes off flow to the heater core if it's not set in the heat position.