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Have the heater coil flushed out to make sure it doesn't clog up. The heater only works if there is coolant flowing through it when the heater turns on. Good luck.
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I would either go to a shop or buy a Infrared Thermometer and check the temp of the radiator and the upper radiator housing temp, that's a nice car and expensive to repair, but to blow the engine it would be worth nothing
Sounds like a head gasket/cracked head. Does it not heat when you're sitting at a light but then starts to blow lots of heat after you start rolling again? That's a typical symptom of combustion gasses entering the coolant and coolant entering the combustion chamber. Look for steamy exhaust too, it's another symptom.
It should be addressed as soon as possible, if it were to get worse to where coolant starts getting in the oil then repairs would be much more expensive.
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