metalwolf69
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Problem is as i stated. I got heat when im parked but no heat when im parked. Plus when i 1st start up the truck i hear something like a baseball card in spokes. Any idea's? Im stumped. Please Help
No Heat When Parked
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metalwolf69
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Like when im parked. It blows COLD air. As soon as i rev it up to 3ish, the heat kicks back on.
RubberFrog
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Maybe a partial blockage in the heater core.
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metalwolf69
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Ill check it. Also something weird, when i drove off today and put on the heat i got snow blowing thru the vents.
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WTF are you serious. never heard of that.
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metalwolf69
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ur tellin me. My brother in law is a mechanic and even he said WTF
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Thats Normal as the frosty snow sitting on your wiper cowl gets sucked in through the system! Kinda like its snowing inside...LOL.
Only lasts a minute or so on start-up!
Only lasts a minute or so on start-up!
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That sucks, I hope you get her fixed especially in this cold weather.
That is a trip and good to know incase I ever see snow coming out and figure I'm still asleep and having a bad dream.
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Ditto, sounds like low coolant.
RubberFrog
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I am a big fan of these- Prestone® Universal Flush 'n Fill Kit (AFK1T) - Cooling System Chemicals - Ace Hardware . Install it in the heater core line and you can flush that sucker out.
