NO HEAT - 1995 Oldsmobile Aurora

Emergency heat is the setting that shows that your heat strips are activated. Sometimes people do not wire up the heat strips at all as the use a great deal more power than the normal heat pump uses. The problem is that a heat pump comes to a point where it is not efficient at about 28 degrees and this is where you need the heat strips or if you want to heat the house quickly which a heat pump will not do. Heat strips are located in the ductwork and act like a space heater. A H/A tech is probably needed to check this stuff out for you.

what do you mean by no heat? is it no heat from the air con vents when you turn the heat up while driving or no heat as in the gauge for coolant temp is stubbourn in moving over the cold mark? for no heat in air con ensure your A/C compressor is switched off as its likely counteracting the heater and check the cable in the engine bay in case it has slipped off the heater tap. you can find that near the firewall into the car as theres 2 hoses that lead in. and for no heat at all yes a new thermostat would fix that.

it dont over heat w/heat off? having heat on shouldnt have nothing to do w/it overheating because water still going thru everything if heat on or off

could be your temp control actuator,may be called the door blend actuator

Hot heat? What's that? Check the cold heat muffler bearings...it has redirected all the hot heat through the cold heat transducer thermostatic expansion valve.

VERY expensive.

You want heat up ????? Not clear if you want heat higher on the engine or cabin. Engine, you should probably leave it alone. The manufacturer warns that running higher temp thermostat may cause overheating damage to engine. If you want heat up in cabin, by nature and design there is a limit to how much heat is put out. Colder days it simply may not provide a sultry 85 degrees, if that is what you mean when you say "you want the heat to go up". Maybe try wearing a jacket.

no heat with fan heater? engine heat? seat heat? radiator heat? If you need help, try to be more informative with details of whats happening, don't be shy. Check fuses.

all you could do is remove the thermostat to get heat in side it will just take longer to get heat

1 Inspect Cooling System Mix Coolant level low or flow is restricted. 2 Inspect Thermostat Thermostat stuck closed 3 Inspect Heater Control Valve Leaking or defective heater control valve.