crapgame

Ihave a 96 s-10 blazer andI cant get any kind of real heat in the vehicle when it gets below 35 degrees. I have replaced the thermostat twice thinking that the 1st one may have been defective or bad( you know, man made,mass produced, prone to failure) and I still cant get any heat. I have talked with coworkers who have the same problems with their blazers as well.Is this a problem I have to get used to or is there some simple fix that can be done to remedy this problem? </P>


I hope to hear from someone soon to help me with this.</P>


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Regards,</P>


Mike</P>

kunitt907

Hey had the same problem did you flush at the heater core. I did it this evening and it worked perfectly heat is like new again here are the directions in the attachment I wrote up for the process if your interested.
Good Luck,
Kyle

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EvansBlue

A lot of times flushing will only temporarily fix it. The ionized particles that you sometimes find around the mouth of the radiator is what causes the blockages. You may want to do a full system flush.

golfer

Don't ignore the Rad cap.