1998 Plymouth Grand Voyager "heater doesnt blow hot" Questions

...heater doesnt blow any hot air only cold i change the thermostat and blow air to the pipes two mechanics tell me that i need to change the heater cord can u please tell me where to find instructions ...

heater/defrost doesnt blow hot heater hoses one heater/defrost doesnt blow hot, heater hoses one side hot other cold thermostat has been changed 4.8 engine,fuses have been checked engine is ...

...heater works but doesnt blow hot air, any sugestions on getting it to blow heat. Check the heater lines going in the firewall. One hot, one maybe warm? replace the heater core. Both hot, replace the ...

...heater knobs are working,, it blows somewhat warm air , but doesnt get completely hot, sounds like either the antifreeze solution is to strong [ shouldn't be more then a 70% mixture ] or the heater ...

...heater doesnt want to work half the time. i dont know if its my heater coil, a leak in my ac lines, but the ac doesnt blow cold at all. It blows air but not cold or hot (sometimes hot). There is no ...

...get the sand out when casting the engine block from cast iron. They actually have nothing to do with freezing, or the heater. What do you mean by "doesnt work" ??? doesnt blow at all? doesnt blow

...Whats wrong? check on your heater core hoses both of them should be hot if one is hot and other is cold take off the hoses and back flush it if that doesnt help your heater core needs ...

heater doesnt blow hot air & it blows cold air and sometimes it smells weird. it also has a vacuum leak you can hear a hissing sound but i cant find the location . please help sounds to me the hissing

heater doesnt blow hot until i get driving but at idle it is cold. i have a 2004 chev 1500 truck. Have you checked your coolant? if coolant is low it can cause an air pocket in heater core and it wont

heater doesnt get hot flushed heater core new thermostat heater hosees are both hot new radiator only blows cold on high almost luke warm if u turn down a notch is their a control valve in the heaater