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The heater in my car works fine one day then blows cold air the next for parts of the day then works fine for a week?Have replaced thermostat and everything else checks out.

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Some times you can buy faulty thermostats outa the box,but first check to make sure you bled all the air out of the cooling system .you may have air pockets wich will not let the themostat operate properly.hope this helped.

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