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Heat isnt working...place on heat and turn on but it just stays cold?? Its been like this for like a week or so..it was doing this then started for a few days where it would kinda get warm again and then stopped again a couple of days ago..

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Try bleeding the air out of the cooling system. At the front of the engine, on top, should be a bleed valve. It's small, and looks similar to a grease fitting. This is the highest point in the cooling system and eventually all air in the system will accumulate here.

Make sure the coolant reservoir is serviced to the correct level. With the engine cold, but running, open the bleed valve until coolant starts coming out. Close it and wait for a few minutes. Keep opening it intermittently until no more air bubbles out -- until the engine is warm.

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