super slow to heat
How fast is your heater heats up the cab? mine takes forever, I get to work before I can feel some good heat coming out the vents. New heater core and water pump last summer, coolant system flushed, AC system is empty and I don't remember if I replaced the thermostat since I did a lot of work on the truck last summer.
Any idea or trick? different thermostat, a piece of cardboard in front of the rad maybe? lol
Thanks
Any idea or trick? different thermostat, a piece of cardboard in front of the rad maybe? lol
Thanks
Ok I will edit that.
Just went for a 15 minutes drive, heat is only luke warm and so are the heater hoses. It's only 12 F here and the temp gauge stayed at 55 all the way. It's a canadian truck so I am assuming that this in degree C so it would be 130F for most of you guys.
How about the temp sensors? would they play a role in this? I think I am going to go get another thermostat later today.
Just went for a 15 minutes drive, heat is only luke warm and so are the heater hoses. It's only 12 F here and the temp gauge stayed at 55 all the way. It's a canadian truck so I am assuming that this in degree C so it would be 130F for most of you guys.
How about the temp sensors? would they play a role in this? I think I am going to go get another thermostat later today.
Last edited by ZeroZero3; Jan 27, 2013 at 11:45 AM. Reason: Correction
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Not the thermostat, I just boiled it and it opens fine. It was almost new. I remembered that the coolant temp sensor was crack or loose and that I gooped it with RTV.
Any suggestion?
Any suggestion?
replace the sensor if it is cracked
if you are getting even a little heat the temp gauge should be the line after 55 so about 60-65 i am in canada so i know the feeling when it wont get hot in the cold we have up here
if you are getting even a little heat the temp gauge should be the line after 55 so about 60-65 i am in canada so i know the feeling when it wont get hot in the cold we have up here
Last edited by h3lzsn1p3r; Jan 27, 2013 at 05:34 PM.







