Burrrr no heat
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RE: Burrrr no heat
The coolant is full, but I did have my valve cover gasket replaced. Could a piece of gasket gotten into the lines? It could be pluged. So when I drain the system should that remove the crap or do I have to have it blown out? Has anyone here removed a heater core from an 2nd gen? Also where are the in/out lines that go into the firewall for the core located?
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#6
RE: Burrrr no heat
All right first there isn't any way that valve cover gasket could get in the coolant lines unless you dropped it in while changing the thermostat. Don't drain the system get the prestone coolant system flush and do that first. It will give you instructions just follow them. If that doesn't fix it then you may have a serious clog somewhere .
#7
RE: Burrrr no heat
pull the lines off of the motor to the core flush lines out hook up the top on and put hose up to it if there is flow than the core should be fine and there is somthing cloged in head or block and that is a differant story.
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