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check your hoses and make sure its not getting low because when it gets low the hoses can get hot enough to expand and spit out antifreeze without overheating
Hi Jeff. I had the same problem, along with others on my 03 Denali. Along with not blowing hot air from the rear heating system, I had hot air blowing out of the passenger side and cold air out of the drivers' side vents. My battery would go low and had the same smell. I took my Denali in to the dealer and they found it was a bad Fan Control Module. They replace it and everything worked well after. It cost me $293 for parts and labor. Hope this helps.
Hi i'm ryan, is it blowing cold air, or just won't come on at all? If its blowing cold air try checking the antifreeze level, low levels will cause it to blow cold air. If it is just not comming on at all, try checking the fuse for the heater.
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