2006 Pontiac Grand Prix "flush heater" Questions

...flush heater core 2007 grand prix drain coolant system locate heater cores hoses going through firewall you need to buy the radiator flush kit at any auto parts stores. remove heater cores hoses from ...

flush the heater core of an '05 Pontiac grand prix. I can see the hoses that run into the firewall and attach to the engine with spring clips. I don't want to replace the heater core, just flush it. I

...cool air I have replaced waterpump upper an lower intake gaskets thermostat an radiator cap back flushed system through top heater core hose drained an flushed dexcool replaced with peak long life ...

...suggest to check the engines thermostat for it possibly sticking slightly open thus not allowing the engine to warm up quickly. Also a reverse flow flush of the heater core might help as well. ...

...hoses at a convenient location and back flush the heater core. Reconnect the lines and warm the engine back up with the heat on. you probably have a stuck gate in your heating vent system

Have a heat problem...I had no heat ,so I flushed out my heater core as only one hose was hot.After I flushed it out I had heat.I then turned off my car.When I went out again I had no heat again.Both ...

...a Prestone flush kit in a 2003 pontiac grand prix? Should be installed on the return hose from the heater core midway between firewall and radiator. How to flush the fadiator on my 2001 Pontiac ...

heater went out in 2006 pontiacc grand prix,radiator was flushed to day,and refill with fluids,still blowing cool air. look at the heator core and check the thermostat When the engine is cold,check ...

...flush a heater core in a pontiac grand prix 2002 Hi ,I just change both blend actuators in my pontiac grand prix 2002 ,disconnect the battery ,pull the fuses out for a couple of minutes ,and I still ...

...heater core. Flush it with water after you're done, blow it out, put it together and add coolant to the system. before disconnecting any hose shut heater off start engine and take a temp reading on ...