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No heat?
I have no heat coming to the cab except for when I'm driving. And its snowing here, and its hard to keep the windshield de frosted. Any ideas?
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Have you changed your thermostat... Might be stuck open
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make sure the surge tank is full to the top mark. on my S.I.L. truck, I actually removed a hose and stuck a funnel in it and filled it that way. The engien had plenty of coolant, but the heater hoses were air locked.
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Re: No heat?
Both good ideas.
If neither, possibly the pump I made my Samsung SGH-I997 send this. |
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What is a surge tank
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It's the coolant reservoir. What year is your truck?
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1997 is the year, and just replaced the thermostat yesterday, and the only thing I noticed was the engine seems to warm up slightly faster. May be my imagination though, lol
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A bad pressure cap can be the cause also
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If your talking about the coolant cap, no because i have good pressure.
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Any other ideas before I throw Ford the keys and tell them to figure it out?
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