(NO HEAT) 06 Dodge Ram 1500 quadcab
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I'm leaning toward heater core air pockets (or leak), but I think you would have a temp problem with your engine if this was the case, so I'm not certain. It sounds like air is being directed properly, it's just not warm, and that makes me think heater core problem or switch.
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It may have coolant flowing thru it, but, if the air pocket is large enough, not enough of the core will transfer heat to the air passing through it.
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Last edited by Dodgevity; Jan 24, 2022 at 09:45 AM.
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If the core isn't transferring the heat away from the coolant, the air will be cold, and both hoses will be about the same temp. Of course, if the blend door is broken, you would get the same symptoms.
