Bring your wife along? :)
Make sure the lever that moves from heat to vent is set properly. If
it is then:
if the air is dead cold, then the heater valve may not be operating.
If it hasn't been used in a LONG time, then you (IMO) might as well by
another one, when you move it, it will leak, and it will do so onto you
distributor and your car will stop.
If the valve moves, make sure water is actually flowing though your
heater core.
If you are in the heat position for the lever, the core is getting hot
water and you still don't have heat, then maybe your duct work is
messed up somehow.
After that I would look at the blower...
On Tue, 23 Oct 2001 11:40:35 +0200 (MEST), David Hayes wrote:
>1. Heater, I can make it blow but only cold air, I think there is a loose
>connection somewhere between the switch and the fan because even cold air is a
>bit intermittant. What should I look at to try and get some warm air into the
>car??
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