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Heater occasionally blows cold air
I own a 2002 Grand AM GT. With the engine temperature reading around 200, and the heat set at maximum, frequently, for about a minute, I will get nothing but cold air. At maximum heat setting, on one day, there would be hot air. Yet, at another time the air output would be lukewarm.
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Re: Heater occasionally blows cold air
You probably have a restricted heater core. what you can do to help this is to remove the return hose from the heater core and the sending hose of course and put a garden hose to the return to reverse the flow and keep doing it until the pressure feels like it suddenly realeased or untill the water comes out clear
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Re: Heater occasionally blows cold air
In addition to a plugged converter(should check for a temp difference between inlet and outlet hoses), could also have an air pocket forming due to a leak? Check rad and reservoir level when cold?
Also check operation of temp valve actuator.... |
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Re: Heater occasionally blows cold air
I think Tech II meant heater core, not converter.
As he said though, check fluid level when cold. And yes these suckers are a B* about getting air pockets in the heater core! Either from low fluid or what ever reason. ![]() Ive not seen many clogged. Well except for some fool that thought whole black pepper would solve a leak. which it did, but plugged up every orifice in the cooling system.
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1999 Grand Am SS 3.4 OHV
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