getting no heat. checked fuses, changed thermostat
Dec 15, 2009 at 7:00 PM
1987 Chrysler New Yorker
1987 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER
MIKEWENDY
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Hello –
Did you change the thermostat because you had no heat?
Has the car overheated at all?
Is there plenty of coolant?
Does the temp gauge read colder or hotter than normal before the no heat or after the thermostat change?
Bring the car up to operating temperature after making sure there is plenty of coolant…..check both heater hoses going into the dash, is one hot and one cold or one much hotter than the other?
Did you change the thermostat because you had no heat?
Has the car overheated at all?
Is there plenty of coolant?
Does the temp gauge read colder or hotter than normal before the no heat or after the thermostat change?
Bring the car up to operating temperature after making sure there is plenty of coolant…..check both heater hoses going into the dash, is one hot and one cold or one much hotter than the other?
Dec 15, 2009 at 9:18 PM
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