my heater does not work .... why ?
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Air bubbles/pockets in the cooling system can cause the heater to blow cool air. (Not to mention overheating if the pockets are large enough.) +1 on checking your heater core/lines for clogs.
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I had a similar issue with my civic. It turned out the arm on the heater valve just wasnt opening enough. We moved it a couple times until it moved freely and all was well afterward. You might also wanna try removing the heater core lines and running water through them to see if it is clogged.
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this could be the reason i lost water/coolant every 2 months or so ... no clue why never have a puddle any were i leave and i dont think i have a blown head gasket (no smoke )
