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Old 01-26-2005, 08:31 AM
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1995 F250 heater problem

I have an 1995 F250 4x4 5.8Lit no A/C the heat blows cold to warm when I throw the heat switch it moves the linkage the heater core is to hot to tuch so i know that is working and both hoses to core are hot my blow is working fine (after replaceing both resistor and wire harnes )any sujestions I'm lost
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Re: heater problem

Either the blend door is leaking/not closing fully against the cold air inlet, or the core is plugged not allowing enough air thru it.
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Re: Re: heater problem

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Either the blend door is leaking/not closing fully against the cold air inlet, or the core is plugged not allowing enough air thru it.

i'm getting good volum of air how do i clear it if its plugged would it be accsessable from the fan if i remove it or do i have to remove the core its self
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