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Problem with heater blowing cold

My kia sedona as a problem with heater blowing cold air then i noticed the temp gauge going up quick could this be a coolant leak or something worse?

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Replace your thermostat. first of all it is the cheapest.It is probably stuck in the closed position not allowing your coolant to flow.

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