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KHLOW2008
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That is an indication coolant is not moving through the heater core to heat up the air.

The most likely cause would be a restricted heater core. Disconnect both hose and back flush to get any restriction out of the heater core. Check hoses for clogging due to kinking etc.
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Wednesday, November 1st, 2017 AT 8:16 PM (Merged)
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Can you do that in cold weather
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That would depend on how cold the weather is. You were able to replace the thermostat and radiator which is a more time consuming job.
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