Heating issues
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Heating issues
The problem I'm having is that my heater does get warm, but never to the point where I feel I should turn it down a bit as with previous cars I've owned. It's always just comfortable, never really hot. I've already done a coolant test and everything was fine. I was going to change my thermostat but the guy at the parts store said that they recommend nothing more than a 180 degree thermostat, which is probably what's already in my car. Any thoughts on what to try next, or should I pursue the whole thermostat thing further. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: Heating issues
IF your thermostat is stuck open it will not generate much heat because the fluids are constantly being cooled. Thermostat would be the 1st thing Id check.
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Re: Heating issues
It will eventually warm up though, chances are you are low on coolant.
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Re: Heating issues
Hey I have same thing. Never to hot, I was tald that there could be some air in the system but do not know if that is it.
Re: Heating issues
id say the thermostat is stuck cause they are set much high that 180 from the factory, i think its like 200-220...
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Awesome. Thanks so much for offering your input. I think I'll just put a new thermostat in and see what happens. I mean really, it's only 20$. Thanks again guys.
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don't worry it shouldn't be hot like other cars, mine isnt, i think its normal. its was intended to be a pleasure car, not winter beater (my former civic, heated like a mofo, if ure not careful u can bake something)
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