No Heat ? ? ?
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From: Metairie, LA near new orleans
The hose should be hot as at least 90C+ temp coolant is running throught them. Main area to test is the air coming right off the heater core--and that is the feet vents... If the air feels hot then its a common FD issue.
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All the same, it seems as if there are a significant number of us who have this problem. My coolant level is fine, I've flushed the coolant at least 3 times in the last 12 months for various upgrade reasons, etc. Even with the heat blowing full out the footwell, it only gets warm. Never hot.
edit: I haven't looked into this but I'm thinking that the temperature selector on the dash is electronic and probably causes a stepper motor to actuate a flap in the heater core box or something like that. It certainly doesn't feel like a mechanical switch. Anyway, it could simply be that at the max heat setting, the motor isn't fully actuating and we're never getting full airflow through the heater core. Has anyone investigated this to see if this is the case? It would explain a lot.
edit: I haven't looked into this but I'm thinking that the temperature selector on the dash is electronic and probably causes a stepper motor to actuate a flap in the heater core box or something like that. It certainly doesn't feel like a mechanical switch. Anyway, it could simply be that at the max heat setting, the motor isn't fully actuating and we're never getting full airflow through the heater core. Has anyone investigated this to see if this is the case? It would explain a lot.
^ you are right in that there are a LOT of threads about FD heaters not....heating.
I too suspect an electronic gremlin, it is either that or the cores are plugged/half-plugged.
I too suspect an electronic gremlin, it is either that or the cores are plugged/half-plugged.
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