Questions & Answers for: Ford Explorer car windows steam turn heater

turn on the heater it blows cold air Maybe Not Thermostat, could Be Blown Head Gasket Or Cracked Head. Working On 98 Explorer Right Now. Is It Blowing Excessive Steam From Exhaust, Water In Oil Or Oil

...turn off the ignition and open the hood. Do you hear water boiling in the radiator or is the coolant recovery bottle overflowing[you'll see plenty of steam this time of year]. If you don't see any ...

turn your heater on, but the engine runs fine and there's no leak any other time, it's either you're heater core, or just the hoses going to it. look above the exhaust pipes, all the steam rolling out

...coming from your exhaust pipe. Don't forget to look for water on the inside of your truck also on your floor boards under dash. You heater core is located there. water turns to steam use

the plenium will eventually lead to the heater core leaking all over the interior. You are getting steam and the smell becasue the is a small leak now inside that enclosure with the subsequent results

windows fog is the coolant is hot and steams inside the car due to some leak inside the heater core box. as well as the smell being present. Now it is possible that a little leak has occured where the

...turn on heater, Antifreeze leaks on he floor and window gets fogged up and no heat. see my tips about heater cores Sounds like a hole in heater core but double check hose connections and condition ...

...windows do not fog up nor does the car seem to be over heating. Also the heater works fine, however I do get the smell of anti-freeze. You have a small leak, probably in the radiator. You do not see ...

...heater hoses and reconnect them to each other and test again. Do you have any suggestions? Thanks Check for blown head gasket if there is steam coming from the exhaust,also check that the theremostat ...

...there is alot of steam coming from the vents of my explorer. it was overheating and i added coolant. the car stopped overheating, but the steam was billowing from the vents may have heater core