| Formula413 | Nov 11, 2008 07:11 PM | I have the same problem. There are two possibilities. One is a plugged heater core, which can be solved (maybe) by unhooking the heater core hoses and back flushing the heater core. I'm going to try that eventually. The other possibility is that the blend door is sticking, and not allowing hot air from the heater core into the cabin. Does it have no heat at all or poor heat? If there is a little bit of heat, try feeling the air coming through the vents as you move the temp control back and forth. If you don't feel any change in the temperature it may be a stuck blend door. If you remove the kick panel under the dashboard you can see the stub at the bottom of the blend door, with a cable coming from the HVAC unit in the dash. Try rotating the temp knob and watching that stub to make sure it moves with the knob. As for the bleeders, I believe the heater core return line has one, it would be right near the water pump, next to and below the throttle body. Post back if you have any luck fixing it. |