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1995 Ford Taurus Not getting heat in my car. 3.8 Engine, po

Tiny
LILDUKE
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  • 1995 FORD TAURUS
Heater problem
1995 Ford Taurus 6 cyl Automatic

I have been trying to get heat in my car, but I am getting none at all. I recently hooked up clear tubing for my water lines to see if water is flowing through the engine and to my car (heater core). I found out that I have alot of air in my water hoses and cant seem to fill up my radiator and the hoses completely with water. HOW DO I GET THE AIR COMPLETELY OUT THE SYSTEM, so the water can catch all the heat from the engine and move it to my heater core. I have a thermostat in the car, but I need it to trap the water so the water can heat up.
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Friday, January 29th, 2010 AT 2:59 PM

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Tiny
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Hi lilduke, Welcome to 2carpros and TY for the donation

You need to check and test the thermostat if okay check the heater core if its clogged-up and also the heater control valve if its functioning if okay-try bleeding the cooling system don't work -could be an air mix/blend/mode door problems, vacuum/actuators to include the HVAC control module.
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