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2002 Nissan Sentra Heater does not blow hot air and the temp indicator jumps high and low

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Check your coolant level. if level is ok, i would suspect a head gasket problem. this era of these cars had some issues with the gaskets leaking into the cylinders, particularly cylinder # 1. symptoms of this can also be long cranking times, and random cylinder misfires. before assuming the worst, have the problem verified by a shop that you trust. good luck!

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My first guess would be a thermostat

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Ya I have a 2002 Nissan sentra,the car temp gauge goes to max heat ,,but its blowing cold air inside the car ,,,and im already in cold weather ,,got any ideas" could really use some help!!

yeah, low on coolant, or a blockage in the cooling system. I would do the thermostat first, should be simple and fairly inexpensive.

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