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Blowing cold air no heat

I have a 2004 Montana ext version. I bought the vehicle last January and now currently have around 158 clicks It just stopped blowing hot air the other day.. Just blowing cold air no heat coming out no lights seem to be coming on as a warning. Only thing I noticed was when we got out of the van last time we had heat I noticed a bit of a burning smell standing outside the van. And had noticed this previously also.

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Make sure coolant is in radiator....if its full, thermostat may need to be changed.....if thats not it check heater coil

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