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Re: 96 Jimmy No heat
had the same problem on my 2000 Bravada ... disconnect the heater hoses at the engine and flush out the heater coil in both directions ... it fixed my problem...
I ended up cutting my input hose off (the one coming out of the engine on the passengers side - not the one that goes to the front of the engine).. that one was just simply a pain and would not come off, but when I put the box cutter to it, it didn't give me any trouble at all .. haha.. a new one cost me $16.90 at Advanced Auto...
when I was flushing the heater coil, I used an empty washer fluid jug to put one hose in and used one of those little brass garden hose sprayers to stick inside the hoses to flush....
Good luck...
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