mear5005
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So I purchased a the Blower Motor Resistor for the fan speed controls but will that also fix the " no heater " issue? And why does have a faint smell of coolant 25% of the time? Weird right!?!
No heat and fan only works on high
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Sounds like you might have a heater core issue :/
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Or a soggy carpet on the passenger floor board?
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If you've replaced the both, i'm gonna say your heater core is leaking :/
mear5005
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Heat doesn't work right now. It could be my wife turned to it hot in hopes it magically works. she says heat comes from the floor vents. It I think it's just the transmission hump being warm. And no the carpet has never been damp and there's no drips under the truck either. Still heater core?
txbass06
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That's what it sounds like to me. Mine isn't leaking into the cab or onto the ground but I know it's my heater core. Occasionally I can see "steam" blowing out of my vents and the defrost is useless on the windshield. It fogs it up even worse
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Parts are cheap enough. Just a new heater core and a couple gallons of coolant but the labor is what kills ya. It'll probably take a whole day at a shop since the entire dash has to be removed before you can get to the heater core
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Ya they are a PAIN!!! I've done many an it just sucks because the entire dash and everything must be taken out
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As said above parts are cheap but the install is terrible so much to take apart but obviously a must have is a heater core. My dad had it done in the '99 Durango I have before I got it seems to me almost all the money was spent on labor heater core was less than $100 I want to say like 50 bucks.
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