1994 Plymouth Voyager "replace heater core" Questions

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heater not working i replace termostad and resistor what is next? ok, there are a couple of things you need to check. first, for you inlet hose(from engine to heater core) is a valve, that allows hot ...

flush the heater out with water.then hook up the heater hoses and run until hot,if it works then you will have heat and unplugged the heater.if both hoses are the same temp then replace the thermostat

...vacuum when the heat is on if not replace the vacuum line or valve itself. Back flush heater core and also be sure the level of antifreeze is up to the top low antifreeze will cause no heat to

heater core could be partially plugged. Another factor is the part called the blend door, does it move all the way to open the air flow passage across the heater core? I would start by inspecting

...in the heater siistem istill blow cold air from vents i replace termostat and resistor and i add antifrizer heater core under dash is probably your problem its a pain to get to but its worth ...

...replace the heater control valve. As for the hesitation, that could be the 02 sensor needs to be replaced, or something may be clogged in the fuel system. my van is a 3.0. Had to replace fuel pump. ...

...heater core has become jambed. So I took the small electric motor off that opens it,and tried to open it manually,but it is really jambed. I even took the heater core out and tried to push the flap ...

...hose is hot then check the passenger side floor for any dampness due to a leaking heater core. If no leak is present the the heater core may need flushed out. I'm assuming the blower fan is

... I hear noise but no air comes out. I have already replaced my heater core....could it be a fuse or something? sounds like tou have the blend air door motor bad located on the heater box under the ...