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Pdwight 11-23-2017 06:58 PM

Warm air.....well a little
 
I still have not gotten around to replacing my water pump, just working two jobs is a pain. MY car never runs hot, however this year when I increase the temperature on the control I have go all the way to the top to get really warm air out of the vents. My reservoir in the trunk is exactly where it should be on coolant level. My water pump is not noisy or leaking I am just wanting to do a preemptive PM on the car as I just hit 80K miles....Ideas ???

Thanks in advance

Dwight

rfuerst911sc 11-24-2017 01:31 AM

A preemptive strike on the waterpump won't hurt but I don't think that is your issue . I believe your issue is related to the breakdown of the foam insulation on the flapper doors in the heater box in the dash . You can get heat out of the system but generally have to set it to max temp but it will bleed down to luke warm . At least that what mine does .

Boxstard 11-24-2017 04:16 AM

Read this...

http://986forum.com/forums/performance-technical-chat/42802-interior-vent-debris.html

I had the same issue, lukewarm heat even at Hi, did this repair yesterday and it produces hot air now! Also fixed center/ side vent control flap too, it was blowing air all the time. Added more air flow to defrost and floor when closed.

dghii 11-24-2017 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by rfuerst911sc (Post 556128)
A preemptive strike on the waterpump won't hurt but I don't think that is your issue . I believe your issue is related to the breakdown of the foam insulation on the flapper doors in the heater box in the dash . You can get heat out of the system but generally have to set it to max temp but it will bleed down to luke warm . At least that what mine does .

+1. I'm in NW FL and notice that during the rare times I want to run my heat full blast, my air is so so (as in not so) warm. I know my foam is long gone as it finally stopped blowing out the vents a few years ago. The issue is on my list but just not important enough for me to get excited about it or move it up the list.


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