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Pretested thermostat but still no heat. Could it be there is not enough coolant in the engine?

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Pretested thermostat but still no heat. Could it be there is not enough coolant in the engine?

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If the original thermostat wasn’t opening the engine would have been overheating. No cabin heat is rarely caused by a bad thermostat, yet it’s the first thing every DIYer will change. There is usually a valve in one of the hoses that controls the water flow to the heater core. Then there is a door in the box with the heater core that directs the air flow through the A/C evaporator or the heater core. Both of these are controlled by vacuum. Look around under the hood for a broken, cracked or dislodged vacuum hose.

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