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Re: 99 blazer -heater out
I'm not convinced that the Tstat is your problem, but nonetheless I think it's time to do some cooling system maintenace. First thing's first, I'd go grab a Haynes or Chilton manual.
After, I would look at changing the coolant and doing either a prestone "flush" or "clean" depending on your preference. Many people on this board advocate the "cleaner" route as it is not as harsh as the flush. Now would be a convenient time to change that Tstat.
That said, it's quite possible that the lack of heat may be due to a blending door not opening/closing.
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Originally Posted by blazee
If you would pull your f ing head out of your f ing ass and read the f ing thread, you will see that I posted the most common f ing cause in f ing post # 4 and Swalt followed it up with more f ing details in f ing post # 8. From what we f ing posted you should be able to f ing realize that if you have two new f ing tires on the f ing front and two raggedy ass f ing tires on the f ing back... that is probably causing your f ing bang. Try not to be such a tool. Can you do that, Thank you. f head!
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12-06-2005, 10:19 AM
Re: 99 blazer -heater out
