Just got a hand me down from the inlaws.
Let the van warm up, Temp Ga. gets up to "NORMAL" in the usual speed, turn the heat to max, and it lasts about 10 to 15 seconds, then starts getting luke warm, then finally blows cold air. Full coolant, no overheating, no blown fuses, no coolant smell, no fumes, no leaks under the van, and no clue on what the hell is going on. :)
P.S. I would of donated more if I had more money, but then if I did, I wouldn't be driving a 98' Baby Blue Windstar at age 26 lol
EDITs:
-Driving doesn't increase the heat, even when flooring it while accelerating.
- Did a search and found DAVE H's heating troubleshooting guide, testing to see if rear heat works still.. <---TESTED, NO HEAT IN REAR EITHER
-Update: OK I think I may have an idea of what's causing the issue, I popped open the radiator cap, and it looked like it had a 4 inch long BOOGER on the bottom of it, and looking into the inlet, all you can see is white, wet, booger looking things all over the inside of the tube. I'm guessing this isn't good and probably is clogging up my heater hoses. I'm gunna yell at my in-laws and ask why it looks like they used fish eggs as anti-freeze.
Let the van warm up, Temp Ga. gets up to "NORMAL" in the usual speed, turn the heat to max, and it lasts about 10 to 15 seconds, then starts getting luke warm, then finally blows cold air. Full coolant, no overheating, no blown fuses, no coolant smell, no fumes, no leaks under the van, and no clue on what the hell is going on. :)
P.S. I would of donated more if I had more money, but then if I did, I wouldn't be driving a 98' Baby Blue Windstar at age 26 lol
EDITs:
-Driving doesn't increase the heat, even when flooring it while accelerating.
- Did a search and found DAVE H's heating troubleshooting guide, testing to see if rear heat works still.. <---TESTED, NO HEAT IN REAR EITHER
-Update: OK I think I may have an idea of what's causing the issue, I popped open the radiator cap, and it looked like it had a 4 inch long BOOGER on the bottom of it, and looking into the inlet, all you can see is white, wet, booger looking things all over the inside of the tube. I'm guessing this isn't good and probably is clogging up my heater hoses. I'm gunna yell at my in-laws and ask why it looks like they used fish eggs as anti-freeze.
Nov 18, 2008 at 8:58 AM