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Heater problem on 2004 Chrysler Sebring

The heater blower motor seems to be working at all settings. Air will flow from the vents when the fan is turned on. However, the air is only hot when the vehicle is moving forward. When at a stand still, the air from the vents is no longer hot

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Sounds like your thermostat is stuck wide open

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