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Mano, can you please be a little more specific on the problems that you are experiencing ? Really not able to understand how many problems you have. Also try to check your battery and fuses.
Is your front defroster on? Turn everything off. Is it always running? Can you adjust the speed of the blower motor? If the speeds are messed up or if the blower is always on, then its a bad blower motor resistor. It's located on the blower motor in the dash. The resistor is inexpensive but the labor could be much more money. But usually not.
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I suggest you try one of those instant download manuals. My nephew bought one for me when my car broke and we could fix it all by ourselves with the manual costing $10. This website reliable-store.com is very good for this.
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If temp. guage never rises...most likely the radiator thermostat is stuck in the open position, therefore always running coolant thru the motor. Kills your gas mileage, because the engine is always running cold. And you won't get much heat when you turn the heater on. If this is so, have the thermostat changed.
what year is your truck and does it have autotemp,First thing to check is open the hood and locate the heater hoses,where the heater hoses pass thru the firewall should be a small plastic vacume line follow this back to the engine and make sure its not broke or disconnected from vacume source
it's either because your coolant isn't hot enough or your heater core is clogged and needs to be replaced.. you might wanna replace your thermostat.. because if thats stuck open then your coolant will constantly be cooled .. and thats not a good thing!!
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