so i removed the a/c out of my car and i broke two heater regulator valves so i tied all the heater valves together to let it do what it wants..i was told alot of guys did this and their heat worked fine. since i removed my a/c my blowr motor is loud as heII but thats an easy fix..my problem here in wisconsin is its gettin fricken cold out and every morning i have to dress like a snowmobiler for work to stand it...how do i get some kind of heat??

 

TTT please guys..the rides to work in the morning are getting colder and colder and soon i'll look like a dumbass pullin in wit my thirdgen me in a eskimo suit

 

bump again..ok fella's im going to sleep dreaming my car will have heat tomorrow morning. plz..if someone can help me..i need it done this week its just gonna get colder and colder. i DONT want to have to park it before snow flys.

 

sounds to me like you screwed up all the heater lines and most likely the diverter valve . get a good book , study it , and re-route hoses as they should be . htr. controls are vacuum operated so check all of them . maybe just a vacuum lk. .

 

If I'm not mistaken, this is what I did. I took the water outlet on the intake and ran it straight to the top hose inlet of the heater core, then I ran the bottom hose outlet of the heater core straight to the radiator. I had to cap off the top of one of the heater lines that tee'd up straight to the heater bypass valve, thus creating a straight in and straight out for the heater core. This is from memory, so you might want to take a pic and post it here. I'm sure we can get you up and running again.

 

thats awsome i was just talkin to my dad about it and we figured thats the only way i could fix this problem was making it all one big circuit. btw..i already blew up 2 heater regulator valves and im not replacing it again. thats why i tied all the lines together