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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / November 2005

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94 ram v6 mag heater

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onlysirdave@aol.com - 14 Nov 2005 05:36 GMT
I am not able to get heat from my heater. The book says maybe the
heater water valve and how to change it but fails to mention where it
is.I know this sounds lame but try as I might I have not been able to
locate it.The book didnt mention removing the heater box for this
particular part and I hope to not havt to.hope someone can give me some
good news.
Tom Lawrence - 14 Nov 2005 14:51 GMT
>I am not able to get heat from my heater. The book says maybe the
> heater water valve and how to change it but fails to mention where it

There is no valve on these trucks - coolant flows through the heater core at
all times.  Check for a plugged heater core.  Disconnect the heater hoses
from the engine side of the firewall, and flush the core with a garden hose.
(Use some spare lengths of heater hose, running one into a bucket.  Flush it
in both directions).

Next, you should check the output from the water pump.  Stick both heater
hoses into a bucket, and have someone start the truck.  You should get good
flow out of one of the hoses.
 
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