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Phkj048-1, what kind of heating equipment do I have?

Installed a new thermostat but the air comes hot, even do I setup the temperature at 68

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Looks like a heat pump. have you a heat pump tstat? reserving valve wired? setup properly for a heat pump?

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SOURCE: 2001 pt cruiser no heat

did you check the fluid level by removing the rad. cap? Radiator should be full to top. If Chryslers are low on coolant, the heater will not blow warm air.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 23, 2009

SOURCE: Central heater blows hot and cold air

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 30, 2009

SOURCE: The heater on my 2002 VW Passat is blowing cold.

I have the same problem, but mine was because someone put stop leak in it! otherwise, check my profile, someone posted a answer that may help you.

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  • Posted on May 10, 2009

SOURCE: temp guage showing hot, not getting any heat for 1992 Mercury Cap

If the hoses to and from the heater core are hot , and you say the heater core is hot , then the only answer is that the air duct that flows into or out of the heater core plenum ( housing ) is not opening.
Heater control on dash borad inoperative.
Not sure about 92 capri , some cars have a cable linkage , some work on vacume motors.
Try to find a haynes manual for your car , they will walk you through almost every step of anything you may ever want to do to your car.

You seem to know what you are doing , but I gotta ask ........the heater core you felt was up behind the dash inside the passenger compartment of the car right ?

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Marvin

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  • Posted on Jun 25, 2009

SOURCE: Air conditioning blows warm in hot temperatures

HAS THE COMPRESSOR CLUTCH CONTROL MODULE BEEN REPLACED? ANOTHER PROBLEM IS THE CLOSING COIL OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC CLUTCH GOES OPEN IN HOT WEATHER, HAS THAT BEEN REPLACED.

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