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  1. 12-08-2007, 02:35 PM #1
    ScottH95lwb
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    Question heater issue 95 LWB

    Now that it is cold it is time to do something about my heater. When I first turn on the truck and the engine gets warm my heater blows hot air, after just a few minutes the air turns cold and it stays that way. No fun. What is up? Is it my heater core or is it the other valve/ thermostat thing? I thougt I was smelling some antifreeze in the cab a while back, however, that seems to have stopped. Your input is much appreciated.
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  2. 12-10-2007, 08:39 PM #2
    phoenix
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    start by replacing the thremostat
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  3. 12-17-2007, 01:03 PM #3
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    Default Same thing here!!!

    I've got the same thing going on here with my 89, I replaced the t-stat, made sure the burp hole was at 12 o'clock, bled it out as far as I can tell of air. Temp did go up a little hotter than before with the old t-stat, but now it stays at center or to the left, and as soon as I start driving cool air is all that comes out! Could there be deeper issues here? I've owned the truck now for 9 months, and the PO serviced it when it should have been. Thanks in advance for the next steps to take.

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