Could you be a little more specific? Does it not warm up? Air not coming from the correct place (dash vents, floor outlet, etc.), does it have auto-climate control? Does the fan not work?
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I don't know what else would cause this overheat with the new parts you have installed other than a leaking (combustion gases getting into cooling system) head gasket
make sure you installed the themostat the right way and that it has the proper heat range for your vechicule.normally after installing a thermostat,you remve the rad cap and fill the radiator with antifreeze,then srart the car and wait till the themostat opens and prestone level falls.refill rad and put rad cap back on.turn on heater and you should have heat,if not have your rad cap tested to make sure it is holding the proper pressure.your antifreeze mixture should be 50\50.
is it only when you first crank your vehicle let your vehicle warm up does it work then do you have the proper settings on on the control panel sorry for all theses questions but you will be surprised how many people cant operate a cars heater after all these things are checked and still no heat do you have the proper fluid in your radiator dont open your radiator hot then if that dosent work it could be your thermostat such a young vehicle to have heater problems is it still under warranty make dealer fix it
yes any car too low on water can cause the heater to not work after its dangerously low. the cooling system needs to be full to function right. if its low it cannot circulate properly. if its realy low it will not circulat at all.
the heater is just a core with engine colant curculating through it using wast heat from the engine.
if u dont have enough water then u cant move the heat and can overheat ur engine.
Heater tap opening for 100% water pump circulating water properly,(look at radiator cap opening when running,just dont open when too hot as it will have pressure and spill hot water, but look to see if its flowing when you rev the engine).If you pull the 2 pipes off the heater core under hood does water flow through it,blocked)1 of these things will be the issue but will need to eliminate each one to know
Make sure it is full of coolant, and the heater valve is functioning, it is locate in your heater hose line somewhere between the core and the engine. If these all check out make sure the damper that control air flow over the heater is working properly. I hope this helps.
How hot this gets is often regulated by the engines ability to properly heat up. This is controlled by the engine thermostat. Alot of times, people who have an overheating problem simply remove the thermostate without replacing it. This does not allow the engine to heat up properly (it actually is running too cold) thus the water coolant does not heat us. result, barely warm air through cabin heater.
The plastic hinge on the door is broken. It cannot open and close properly. I have put a couple of small cabinet hinges on mine. A lot of work getting the ductworks out.
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