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kathyfixit 10-16-2015 03:29 PM

No heat at all in my 1995 Protege
 
I have had this problem for two (2) years now and still haven't found the problem.
I have absolutely no heat in my car. I have replaced the blower motor, fuses, blower resistor relay and finally the thermostat. Still absolutely no heat. I get I guess what you call luke warm air but not enough to keep me warm during the winter. Is there anything else I should check or is my car not meant to keep me warm anymore??????? :(

grim_reaper 10-17-2015 05:02 AM

When the engine is fulled warmed & hot, are both the heater hoses hot?

kathyfixit 10-17-2015 10:50 AM


Originally Posted by grim_reaper (Post 155000)
When the engine is fulled warmed & hot, are both the heater hoses hot?

Idk I cant get any where near the hoses when she's heated up. Too much stuff in the way!

thzpcs 10-20-2015 12:42 AM

Is your thermostat functioning properly?

tanprotege 10-22-2015 11:06 AM

flush the cooling system and back-flush the heater core.

kathyfixit 10-22-2015 03:00 PM


Originally Posted by kathyfixit (Post 155006)
Idk I cant get any where near the hoses when she's heated up. Too much stuff in the way!

Again! How can I do that when I can't access the hoses. Also I can't seem to find these hoses. I see a metal one for the a/c but nothing else.

kathyfixit 10-22-2015 03:02 PM


Originally Posted by tanprotege (Post 155115)
flush the cooling system and back-flush the heater core.

If you want to give me schemadics on where these hoses are then fine I'll try that but I looked under the hood yesterday and couldn't find them. All I was able to find is the hose for the a/c.

kathyfixit 10-22-2015 03:04 PM


Originally Posted by thzpcs (Post 155056)
Is your thermostat functioning properly?


Thermostat was recently replaced so that's fine, plus if it wasn't functioning properly my car would overheat and it doesn't do that! I guess I'm just gonna have to dress warmer when driving my car in the winter.

tanprotege 10-23-2015 09:06 AM

I don't think you are looking hard enough. There are 2 hoses going from the engine back to the firewall going to the heater core.

Oh, the warm clothing is not a bad idea at all!


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