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2000 Honda Civic Repair Question


Topics covered: Radiator, Heater, Coolant.
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Asked on January 27, 2013

Honda Civic Radiator Problem

Replaced the radiator but now we cant get any warm air coming through the vents, in the water hose going in is warm but the one coming out is cold
Avatar Asked by rogera1994

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Replied on January 27, 2013

heater core may be clogged.

what was the reason you replaced the radiator?? did it overheat???

Roy

Tiny Answered by ASEMaster6371 (expert)
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Replied on January 27, 2013

hit a deer and pushed in the driver side front of the car. needed to replace radiator and driver side head light

Tiny Response from rogera1994
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Replied on January 27, 2013

change the thermostat. make sure both heater hoses are hot

Roy

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Replied on January 27, 2013

the hose coming out doesn't get hot. it was running for a little over an hour. we took an air compressor and had air going through and coming out the other end so it isn't clogged.

Tiny Response from rogera1994
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Replied on January 27, 2013

use a garden hose and flush it both ways. it does not take much to clog it.

Roy

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Replied on January 27, 2013

where would be the best place to bleed the air out of the coolant system

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Replied on January 27, 2013

should i have the car idleing or off for burping the system

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Replied on January 28, 2013

Yes, you need to have the engine idling to burp the air from system. After running to operating temperature, allow to cool down and recheck level in radiator. You might have to repeat process a couple of times to bleed the system. Remember to turn the heater on while bleeding system.

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