Posted by RayP(MI) on January 23, 2009 at 13:04:42 from (216.46.210.85):
Wife started complaining that her car heater wasn"t.... Been there before, last year. Took it to a friend - across the state, who runs a auto electric shop. Ran all the possible electrical tests, all controls operating normally. Finally, he took the hoses off the heater core, hooked a garden hose to it and back flushed. Buncha sludge flowed out, and heater working normally.
So, took off heater hoses, back flushed and working again, now. This is a Chevy Blazer, uses DexCool. I"m thinking that stuff is gumming up the heater core. Did the same flush on my Blazer, as long as I had tools out. Same result. I"m not happy with DexCool.
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