heating problem
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From: washington nc.
Car: 1986 camaro iroc z
Engine: 305
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heating problem
ok guys i need some help with my heating system. im tired of my hands going numb lol. well heres some imfo i have a 181 thermo stat in it i re id all the vacume lines so they done leak but for some reason both lines to the core are cold even when warm i got it to running temp and opened the bottom of the heater box and touched the core and it was cold the heater control valve in the engine bay was replaced in august when i pulled the motor to replace the freeze plugs. its a 3.1 v6 any help would be greatly apreciated
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Re: heating problem
With the temperature slide moved off the cold side there should be no vacuum at the water control valve. This is the valve under the hood that you replaced. Check that first.
The temperature slide is on the control head on the dash. In the full off position (all the way to the left) vacuum is applied to the under hood control valve to bypass the heater core.
RBob.
The temperature slide is on the control head on the dash. In the full off position (all the way to the left) vacuum is applied to the under hood control valve to bypass the heater core.
RBob.
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Re: heating problem
Now you have heat.
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Car: 1986 camaro iroc z
Engine: 305
Transmission: 700r4
Axle/Gears: stock
Re: heating problem
i unpluged it and still no heat at all the none of the hoses are warm ecept the radiator hoses its runnin normaly under 190* cuz of the 181 thermo stat bur i got it up to 220 and it still wasnt blowing warm air
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