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Do have AC? if you do you have to by a thermostat that can handle both heating and cooling, if you only have 3 terminals it must be a heat only thermostat.
Could be the heater core went bad, heather core lines are plugged, cover on the blower motor is off, or if your temp selector is cable, the cable may have seized
It should be 200 degrees. If your running cold the only thing that regulates temp is the thermostat. If it is indeed 150 degrees thats why you have no heat.
If you replaced the water pump and the radiator for this condition then it was a waste of money. If you had a water pump or radiator problem it would overheat.
The fact that your blowing cold air tells me the that you really are 150 degrees or the heater core is plugged.
sounds like the thermostat has a problem and needs to be replaced. The thermostat regulates temp and it defective can either stay closed or stay open and I reckon in your case it has stuck open permanently. Your manual should show you where the thermostat is located.
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