heating problem
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heating problem
[sm=helpout.gif] I have a problem with the heater, It seems as if it will only get warm when I am on the gas. I have replaced the thermostat with a 195 degree stat. was told this was the stock temp. The gauge is reading about 190 to 200 degrees. granted it has been pretty cold here but I do not remember this much of a fluxuation in the inside temp. any help is very much app. thanks
fred
fred
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RE: heating problem
Just read the other thread on this and I flushed the system last summer so i know thats not the problem. the antifreeze was a little low I thought that could be from changing the stat, I will check that again tomarrow. Figured i would throw out everything i have done maybe, so maybe we could come up with a answer
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RE: heating problem
Try flushing the core itself, not the enitre system. When you flushed the entire system, you may have broken loose some debris which is now clogging up your heater sore. DO NOT install a t-stat above 195! You are asking for trouble for your motor. Not only will it not heat up your interior cab more, you will start burning oil and suffer an overall loss in performance and mpg.
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RE: heating problem
a new heatercore is around $150 and it's like $1000 to install one. you have to rip out the whole dash. or if your confident you can do it your self. it should take a weekend taking your time. I did mine and it wasnt that bad. I had to walk away from it acouple times. but I have to replace mine again soon. it will be alot easier this time.
just make sure the new one doesnt leak BEFORE you put it in[:@]
just make sure the new one doesnt leak BEFORE you put it in[:@]