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1993 Honda Civic

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FLAKO201
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1993 Honda Civic

I use to have heat in my car, however all of a sudden I have lost heat. I replaced the thermerstat, but that has changed anything. A friend suggested I check the fuses under the hood, which will apply to the heater. Can I fix the problem that way?
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Sunday, December 7th, 2008 AT 8:55 AM

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Tiny
KHLOW2008
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Hi flako201,

Thank you for the donation.
Let us start with the basics. In the engine compartment there is a heater valve on the heater hoses. Check if the linkages are working correctly, opening the valve when the heater control is avtivated.

Check if the heater hoses are hot when engine is running.

If yes to both, you need to check the air mix vent operations. Could be ans out of adjustment linkage.
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