No heat
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No heat
77, F250 with a 460.
Heater just blows cold air.
I changed thermostat , didnt make any difference.
Checked controls the seem to move right.
Was thinking about blowing threw heater core? Anyone know which hose is in and which is out?
One comes right off waterpump , other comes off engine?
Heater just blows cold air.
I changed thermostat , didnt make any difference.
Checked controls the seem to move right.
Was thinking about blowing threw heater core? Anyone know which hose is in and which is out?
One comes right off waterpump , other comes off engine?
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The return hose goes to the block and it should be pretty much as warm as the one from the pump while it's running. If it's not then the core is plugged or somehow flow is being obstructed. Blowing through a clogged heater core won't fix it because of how it's made inside.
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I would disconnect the hoses and check the first to make sure your not going to push any built up crud in them into the core. Then reconnect them to the core and flush with water to check the flow. That will give you an idea if it is clogged up or not. Put the end opposite your water hose into a container to catch and see what comes out. Depending on state of the rest of the cooling system, you might want to consider a chemical flush and see if that helps.
None of this should make anything worse.
None of this should make anything worse.
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Have you checked the vacuum controled heater valve in the hose to firewall for operation? It opens with vacuum which is controled by heater controls. A rotted vaccum hose maybe or bad valve? Original Ford one looks a little different, it is metal too.
I forget if my truck had one with just heater before I added AC though. Maybe it came with the AC parts?
I forget if my truck had one with just heater before I added AC though. Maybe it came with the AC parts?
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