1998 Dodge Dakota "engine takes heat coolant" Questions

98 dakota takes too long too heat up Check engine coolant temreture sensor by scanner

...new water pump and thermostat no heat Assuming it is full of coolant, I would probably take the thermostat back out and run it without it to make sure you don't have a blockage in the engine

...coolant system. This is very common after repairs and could be difficult to remove. Try filling the radiator while squeezing the upper and/or lower hoses. This will help purge air from the system. I ...

...HEAT GAUGE WHEN DRIVING A SHORT TIME GAUGE GOES UP TO HOT AND ENGINE IS HOT. PARK FOR SHORT TIME AND THEN TURN ON IGNITION AND GAUGE READS COOL BUT ENGINE STILL HOT LOCAL MECHANICS ARE STUMPED AND ...

...takes a long time defrost the windshield. If replacing the thermostat dosen't work ,It is most likley the heater core.Don't worry it's not as bad as you think.You will need to flush it out.Disconnect ...

...heat up at all and it overheats rather quickly. My radiator has a small dent in it, but is leaking no liquids. My water pump is spinning (not necessarily working) and the fan is spinning. HELP! First ...

...engine never really warms up right. Maybe that could also be my no heat problem? I've seen several places that a new thermostat has been tried and still did not fix anything. Well, I have one ...

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...engine temperatures. thermostat most likely culprit if it is taking a long time to heat up. or read up some more at this link. 2005 beetle heater takes long time to heat up Google Search or this one. ...

...HEAT FROM ENGINE. A lot of suggestions - however It could be numerous problems - consult a reputable auto radiator shop - you need someone that knows what they are talking about to physically look at ...