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Old 10-17-11, 05:33 PM
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ok i dont know why but im am not getting any heat i put a new thermostat in and the needel doesnt really even move off the cold make and i am not getting anyheat in the car and i dont know why it sounds like the blend door is moving from cold to hot but no heat and i just cant figur it out any help will be great thanks
Old 10-17-11, 05:40 PM
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Silly question, but did you install the correct thermostat in the correct orientation? Sounds like it's stuck open, and not allowing the car to warm up to operating temps.
Old 10-17-11, 05:52 PM
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Do some searches on the forum about how the "Logicon" works to control the "air mix motor". It's going to either be the logicon circuit board, the motor internals, your heater core is plugged, or cold engine temp. I already posted in your other thread that your engine temp seems normal from the gauge reading.
Old 10-17-11, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by RXSpeed16
Do some searches on the forum about how the "Logicon" works to control the "air mix motor". It's going to either be the logicon circuit board, the motor internals, your heater core is plugged, or cold engine temp. I already posted in your other thread that your engine temp seems normal from the gauge reading.
I second this. Richterx12 (I think) had a nice writeup on how to test the "air mix motor" with a 9v battery.

Also if you can try and get another Logicon from the junkyard and replace the old one. If your good working with electronics the logicon can be repaired. There is a writeup here somewhere!
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on the posting about the thermostat the old one and the new one is only letting it warm up alittle i will just have to do some checking thanks for all the the post
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Use the mazda thermostat available from the dealer or mazdatrix. You can check the reading from the thermoswitch to see if you are getting up to temp or an infrared thermometer on the water pump housing works. It's easier to check those first cause the air mix motor and logicon aren't that easy to get to.
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This happened to me and my heater core was bad. Pain in the but to get to.
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Originally Posted by mjedding
ok i dont know why but im am not getting any heat i put a new thermostat in and the needel doesnt really even move off the cold make...
This is your problem, lack of heat is merely a symptom.
If the car won't warm up, the heater won't work...pretty simple.

Either you installed a bad thermostat or you installed a good one improperly.
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Or a good one properly with a big fat air bubble somewhere laughing at you.

Did the thermostat have a tiny breather hole in it with a chunk of wire like steel stuck through it pinched on each end?

You told us what the guage says, what happens when you grab the bottom rad hose vs the top rad hose after a 20 min idle?

The whole logician thing is a red hearring till your sure that you stat is happy.

When in doubt, moms/wifes/gf's favorate kettle, tongs and some hot water and some cold water, that will tell you if the stat is doing its thing.

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This is your problem, lack of heat is merely a symptom.
If the car won't warm up, the heater won't work...pretty simple.

Either you installed a bad thermostat or you installed a good one improperly.
Old 10-19-11, 05:31 PM
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ok i know that if the car is not warming up your not going to get anyheat i work on car for a living but this is the first mazda i have ever owned... after about 20 mins or so the top/bottom hose is nice and warm to the touch maybe i put the thermostat in wroung but i really dont think so but it wouldnt hurt to check to make shure.
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