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2006 Pontiac G6 Repair Question


Topics covered: Vents, Heater, Blend door.
Mileage: 48,000 miles.

Asked on November 2, 2011

Did coolant flush now i have no heat ??

I have a 2006 G6 V6 3.5, when i got it the heat worked just fine. i did a coolant flush on it with dexcool - and now ever since my heat has gone to ****. they blow out luke warm air no where near to hot and one of my vents is more cold then warm its weird. I did replace my teromstat still nothing. i took my dash apart to see if the air vents were lose they are not. The temp guage reads a little below 225 where it has always ran. Any help on this would be great its getting colder and colder in ohio as we get close to winter i need some heat Thanks Guys....
Avatar Asked by Jcof88

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Replied on November 2, 2011

Check the heater hoses and the heater core, also the air blend door/actuator-Did you bleed the cooling system?

Tiny Answered by rasmataz
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Replied on November 3, 2011

I did check both the heater hoses both are hot, i did bleed it with the bleed valve. and what is the air blend door/actuator how do i check that thanks

Tiny Response from Jcof88
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Replied on December 19, 2011

I am having the same problem checked everything out got a new thermostat and bleed the valve for air bubbles. Only one o my vents gets semi hot and that the one on the drivers side. The 2 in the middle go room warm to cold every time I have something done to get it fixed and the one on the passenger side is freezing. The last time I tried to get this fixed the guy went in the car on the floor behind the controls and opened the vent the 2 vent in the middle began to get warm again but eventually went back to cold after driving 10 min.. The vent on the end was cold. Now I'm being told that I need to get a my climate controls replaced because the vents are not opening up. Before I buy could this really be the problem.

Tiny Answered by jndixson
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Replied on December 19, 2011

jndixson, you need to start a question or your own. This one belongs to someone else.

Tiny Answered by Wrenchtech (expert)
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Replied on December 19, 2011

ok

Tiny Answered by jndixson
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Replied on December 19, 2011

You need to degut the dash and investigate what's going on back there.

Tiny Answered by rasmataz
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