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Coolant filter install now no heat?
Yesturday I installed a IPR Coolant filter inline with my heater core and coolant outlet. Now today when i turned on the heat it blows nothing but cold air. I did drain and reuse 2 gallons of coolant so maybe air in the system? Coolant is flowing through filter and in/out get hot and are same temp. Grey vacuum line is hooked up also.
any advice? Thanks, Todd |
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Is this the first time you tried using heat, prior to installing the IPR filter? Might be a clogged heater core.
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The only thing that makes sense to me is air in the system.. I have a tool called a coolant lift, which you hook up to air compressor for tools, and pulls the system into a vacuum, and then it pulls the coolant up out of a bucket. It works great when working on semi trucks, because you don't have to worry about any spills. I use it at least once a week. If you know any mechanics, they might have one.
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you need to check to make sure that you have the coolant flowing into the corect port on the filter block. when i installed mine i spaced out and hooked them up backwards and no heat. the inlet side of the filter houseing needs to be hooked to the meatle pipe comeing off the water pump houseing and the outlet gets connected to the plastic heater control valve @ the heater core. if these are backwards there will be no coolant flow through the filter and thus no heat.
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Did you plumb it in right? If you are running your heater hose thru it only, you would have the problem you are describing. It is to be "teed" into the system as a bypass and not meant to be a "flow thru" filter.
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Thanks guys , sry for taking so long to get back on I was helping someone move.
@ Lilpooh, Heat was used all last week here in the morning to de-fog the windows. @ DR99, Thats what I was thinking also...I'll ask around @ JPStactical, Its in there exactly how you described... @ Lenzhotrod, The "T"'s in the kit are optional, Some ppl use them, some dont. |
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Turn your heater off and on and see if your valve is moving open and closed. Your vac line may be clogged.
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Vac line is secure.valve is good and moving in and out when I turn control knob to off or defrost.
Thanks for all the suggestions I appreciate the help Cheers, Todd |
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The only other thing i can think of is the filter is cloged allready. Try takeing apart the filter and cleaning it mine cloged within the first 500 miles and i only knew because i had no heat
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