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Heater Doesn't Get Hot After Radiator Install

jakez88

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hey guys pretty much what the title says. put the heater all the way up to 32 degrees but its no where near hot. just changed my radiator aswell as coolant obviously and now it doesn't work properly. i know i won't need it since its getting hotter but want it fixed.

any help appreciated. thanks

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i would check at the rear of the motor on the firewall, the heater water lines have a valve on them that is operated by a cable from in the cabin. check said cable is still over its pin, or you will never get that valve open. its not that your coolant isnt hot, its that it isnt going through.

If all is good there, maybe something unplugged somewhere. if it was working fine before, good luck lol

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