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Re: I have a 94 grand am gt, i just put a new thermostat...
Sounds like the control flap in the duct system that changes the airflow from heating to cooling has failed. It's not staying in place for heat to flow but returning to the cooling position.
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Assuming the radiator is full of coolant, you are describing a faulty thermostat. The thermostat is closed when the engine is cold to restrict coolant flow until it warms up.
White smoke is a sign of burining antifreeze. When heater is not blowing warm air, that is a sign of faulty heater core. No power, coolant loss, overheating, is sign of headgasket leak. Double check your thermostat as well.
Hello,it seems your car wont stay warm while driving, this is going to be a rather easy and inexspensive fix the thermostat is going to be stuck open. You need to replace the thermostat. Thank You
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if you have put stop leak in the car it can clog your heater core.
check your thermostat
check your engine oil if it looks milky you have a head gasket problem aslo check your coolant if there is oil in your coolant you have a head gasket problem
I would suggest replacing the blower motor resistor. When this component fails the blower will only work on one spped or none. This is a very common issue with all automotive models
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