Why doesn't my heater blow hot?
Posted on 4/25/2019
When your heater isn't blowing hot it is typically an indication that you may have low coolant or you have a coolant hose that is plugged. When you don't have enough coolant in your engine, it will overheat, but it will also cause the thermostat to work overtime to keep your engine cool. When this happens it's not producing heat and your heater will not work.
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This can cause bigger issues with your engine
This could be causing your run-ability issues
They should be replaced on time.
A brake fluid leak is very bad.
This is a repair you don't want to put off
Stopping is as important if not more important than starting
Coolant is a vital fluid
Catastrophic damage is not normal
A water pump is a vital component
A little maintenance can prevent a big problem