Heater Not Working?
#1
My heater has never worked. So I removed the 2 rubber hoses in the engine bay where they meet the fire wall. I shoved a hose over one hole, and turned it on. I saw coolant come out of the other hole, so I guessed that the heater core is not clogged. Any time I turn my heater on, I never can detect moisture on the floor, so I think that it's not leaking. (I did detect some water, but I think it's from me blasting the hose there, it didn't smell like coolant and was very cold).
So what's the deal? The air doesn't even get warm. All I want is some defrost, and maybe a little warmth for me fingers.
So what's the deal? The air doesn't even get warm. All I want is some defrost, and maybe a little warmth for me fingers.
#4
Yep, I can hear the blower motor if that's what you mean, at all different speeds. I can also hear the sounds of the little motors when I switch from face/feet/defrost and such. All the indicator lights work fine as well.
I also felt around under the dash for warm air in case the ducting was blowing it somewhere else.
I also felt around under the dash for warm air in case the ducting was blowing it somewhere else.
#7
Originally Posted by Rob x-7' date='Dec 15 2004, 06:36 PM
#8
Originally Posted by Baldy' date='Dec 15 2004, 03:34 PM
Yep, I can hear the blower motor if that's what you mean, at all different speeds. I can also hear the sounds of the little motors when I switch from face/feet/defrost and such. All the indicator lights work fine as well.
I also felt around under the dash for warm air in case the ducting was blowing it somewhere else.
I also felt around under the dash for warm air in case the ducting was blowing it somewhere else.
so with the blower off you hear the hot/cold motor too? if you do that part is working
#9
Originally Posted by Baldy' date='Dec 15 2004, 06:41 PM
change that and see what happens, open thermostat will not allow heat