Passat (B5) :: 2000 V6 Heater Vents Blowing Cold

I took my 2000 V6 Passat into the shop because my heater vents were blowing cold. They tested the system and told me the following:

The hoses leading to the heating core are warm, but no warm air is leaving the heater core, indicating that it's plugged up with corrosion. They testing the coolant fluid and found that the incorrect coolant had been put into the system and that the fluid was carrying an electrical charge that must be corroding the aluminum portions of the system. In addition, the engine temp sensor is kaput and never goes up.

They offered a garden hose flush the heating system for a few hundred bucks, but warned that it is only 50% successful. They recommend replacing the heating core.

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Passat (B5) :: High Pitched Squeak From Heater On Speed Setting 1

I have a 2002 B5.5 Passat sedan. 140K.

Inside my passat, when I run my heater on #1 speed setting there is a high pitched squeak but it goes away on the #2 speed setting. It hasn't been a constant annoyance but enough to want me to fix it now. [URL]....................

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Passat (B6) :: Fans Blowing On Super High After Car Is Shut Off

June, 95 degrees. Over the past couple of days after I shut off the car, both my fans kick on and I mean kick on. They sound like a helicopter is hovering inside my hood. They blow on "super high" for about 3-4 minutes and shuts off by itself. If I start the engine, the fans will quiet down drastically, basically to a point that you can't hear it over the engine, but as soon as I kill the motor they kick back on high. My B6 has just under 52k miles and I'm driving the car for 3 miles (5 minutes) when this occurs.

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Ram / SRT10 :: Heater Quit Blowing Hot Air

I have an 03 Ram 1500 that quit blowing hot air. I have heard of doors not opening to divert the air to the heater core. Heater hoses are both hot, so I'm pretty sure the water is going where it's supposed to, just not the air.

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Ford A/C :: Heater Blowing Cold Air

Heater is blowing cold air. What I have checked, coolant level, replaced water pump and thermostat, checked blend door, flushed heater core. When I checked the blend door via the heater treator method I was getting hot air coming off the core but also getting very cold air coming from the A/C evap in side the plenom box. I also pulled the fuse for the A/C clutch and I am still getting cold air. I am look at replacing the HVAC contol.

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Sebring - Chrysler :: Heater Blowing Cold Air

Got a bit of a problem with my car. Earlier this week, I got in and noticed there was heavy condensation on the inside of the windshield of my 2002 Chrysler Sebring convertible. The windows had been rolled up and the top up of course. I see this kind of condensation happen on the outside a lot in the mornings. You know, dew settling and all that. If I wait around until later in the day, it evaporates on its own.

Anyway, this time it was on the INSIDE. I wiped it clean easily enough and was on my way.

Today I noticed that my heater wasn't working. The temperature gauge goes up to about 1/3 of the way, so I know the car is warming up. I'm not sure if it normally goes up that high; I don't usually pay much attention to the temperature gauge.

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Chevrolet - S-10 :: Heater Blowing Cold When Stopped

Truck has heat when driving but when stopped blows cold air. Replaced thermostat. still blows cold when stopped.

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Sonata NF (2006-10) :: Heater Stopped Blowing Out Hot Air

I have a 2007 Sonata 2.0 crdi which is poorly. The heater stopped blowing out hot air on Saturday. The heater is only blowing slightly warm air. The passenger side seems to be slightly warmer. I have looked at the side of the heater matrix whilst rotating the temp control on the passenger side and this moves the plastic adjuster on the matrix freely. When I turn the fan speed controller then the adjustment on the drivers side on the matrix moves. Both of these move freely.

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Accent LC (2000-05) :: Heater Not Blowing Enough Heat

My heater seems to not be blowing as much hot air as it used to in my 01 Accent GS 1.6 L. The air is warm, but it is not warm like it is supposed to be. All selectors work well eg. fan speed and temp selector. Engine is running normal operating temps too. So in the end, it takes forever to get warm in the car, and to keep it nice and warm, it has be on fan speed 3. if not, the car will lose the warm air faster than it can push it out.

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Elantra MD (2010-15) :: Heater / AC Fan Stopped Blowing Air

We have a 2013 Elantra. This evening we washed the car and when we started up again, the heater / ac fan inside the cabin would not blow air. I looked at the fuse panel by the driver's left knee and checked the 3 fuses labeled 'blower'. They were all fine. There are a couple of fuses under the hood that are also labeled 'blower' but I'm not sure which of them might be the one I'm looking for?

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IS F (2008-2014) :: Heater Is Blowing Cold Air

Winter is coming and I am running into a problem, I tried to set my heat at the highest level today and was getting nothing but cold air. I get ice cold A/C, but no heat at any temperature. What could be the culprit?

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Ford A/C :: 1998 F150 - Heater Fan Not Blowing

I have a 1998 F-150 and when I turn on the heater there is no force in the air coming out of the vents.

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IS F (2008-2014) :: Low Coolant - Heater Not Blowing Much Hot Air Recently

So my heater hasn't been blowing much hot air recently. When I'm at idle or just cruising around it blows cold air, I have to bring the rpm's up for a bit for it to finally get hot air but if I just drive normally the hot air turns cold again. I looked around and found the issue where if your coolant is low than the heater won't work and I checked the coolant level and I noticed its way below the "low mark". There's some left but it isn't much, it's pretty much at the bottom. My question is do I have a leak or can coolant get that low on its own? I've never noticed liquid on the ground in my garage or anything.

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Camry :: 07 - Heater Blowing Hot Air On Driver Side Vents Only

Last night driving I noticed that the passenger side vents are not blowing hot air when the heat is on, but I noticed the driver side vents were blowing very hot air. Does this mean I could have a bad heater core, or a clogged heater core?

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Trans Sport :: 1993 - Heater Not Blowing At Any Speed

I had an intermittent heater blower problem for a few years. Yesterday it turned into a full time heater blower problem. I unplugged the connector to the fan motor, and ran a power feed and ground to the fan motor terminals. It blows strong! I located the low speed relay under the glove box. I switched it with the adjacent horn relay, like was suggested. No go! What else can it be?

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Camry :: 1988 - Heater Started Blowing Cold Air

I have a 1988 Toyota Camry LE V6. And recently the heater just started blowing ice cold while on the hot setting.

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Chrysler :: Cabin Heater Has Started Blowing Cold Air

Chrysler Town and Country. The engine warms up just fine regardless of my speed or throttle position, but the cabin heater has started blowing cold air when I back off or sit at idle. It may be relevant that we hear a lot of gurgling in the dash soon after starting the engine.

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Accent LC (2000-05) :: 2002 - Heater Blowing Out Cold Air

After changing my CD player, my heater blows out cold air (not icy cold but cold like you have put the thermostat on low heat) all the time but my temperature gauge is perfectly normal! Its right in between cold and hot.

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Jeep - Grandcherokee :: Heater Blowing Cold Air And Engine Getting Hot

01 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I just changed the water pump and the thermostat on the Jeep but the last two days when I drove it to work, the heater was blowing cold air and the engine was getting hot, almost to the red. What do you think that I should look into about getting the problem fixed>?

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