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Old 02-24-2003, 11:23 PM
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I get only cold air when turning on the heat. Thermostat has already been changed. Coolant level is fine. Thinking there'* a control valve which may be bad but not sure how to get to it. Please help if you can!

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I had this problem, my heater hoses cracked, causing coolant to leak...resulting in no heat in the car. But if there is no coolant leak then I'm not sure.

Maybe evap core...the blower motor is fine I take it?

I'll leave this one to the experts...have at it ladies and gentlemen

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I have this problem right now. it'* the mode door actuator for the hot/cold door. the whole dash has to come out on my car so it'* getting put off.
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Are the hoses going to and from the heater core hot?

Also, run a diagnostic on your climate control to see if any codes are stored. (See tech-info)
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