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No heat, heater core is good,blower moter works

NO HEAT INSIDE, heater core is good,blower moter works fine, water pump works, thermastat opens, car does not overheat.
I have a 02 Mitsubishi Galant with a 3.0L eng.

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Check the operation of the heater control valve. If it doesn't open up no heat. If the cable moves the control on the valve take the valve off and check it manually. The lever may work but the valve still doesn't open.

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