heater question
heater question
sorry if this has been asked already, my dads 3rd gen's heater hasnt been working for a while now, is this a known problem with the 3rd gens? is there a fix to it?
i tried searching the faq links but i couldnt find anything.
Thanks in advance.
i tried searching the faq links but i couldnt find anything.
Thanks in advance.
Originally Posted by ohthatshot
sorry if this has been asked already, my dads 3rd gen's heater hasnt been working for a while now, is this a known problem with the 3rd gens? is there a fix to it?
i tried searching the faq links but i couldnt find anything.
Thanks in advance.
i tried searching the faq links but i couldnt find anything.
Thanks in advance.
1. Yes.
2. Yes.
Do the legwork. Few pages towards the freeze of the winter, it was topic no.1.
For some reason faqs & stickies do not really stick on these down to earth matters...
just a check, but did you make sure the little lever all the way on the left is closed? If not, it will suck in outside air and be cold...I'm sure you've already checked that but just in case
Originally Posted by garbury
just a check, but did you make sure the little lever all the way on the left is closed? If not, it will suck in outside air and be cold...I'm sure you've already checked that but just in case 

I made that mistake 
you may also want to try changing out your thermostat. last thought is heater core
Thermostat should be your next step, imo. Is your water temp gauge going up to a normal level?
Yes.
Do the legwork. Few pages towards the freeze of the winter, it was topic no.1.
Test the heater flow valve under hood. As told on those threads...
- vacuum powered. Vacuum present?
- electronics controlled. Is it? coil ok?
- bypass it. Now heats?
and so on and so on and so on. It pays to check the forum first.
Do the legwork. Few pages towards the freeze of the winter, it was topic no.1.
Test the heater flow valve under hood. As told on those threads...
- vacuum powered. Vacuum present?
- electronics controlled. Is it? coil ok?
- bypass it. Now heats?
and so on and so on and so on. It pays to check the forum first.
Originally Posted by erty67
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try these. i didn't read through them. i just cut and pasted...
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread....ghlight=heater
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