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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / October 2006

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Low heater temperature

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JV - 30 Oct 2006 02:25 GMT
Anyone know what the heater output temp should be for a '00 Dakota 3.9,
39k miles? With the temp knob turned all the way right I get 130º at
the floor output and about 100º with the knob straight up. I've read
in other forums people getting 155º. I'd like to get some opinions
before I pull the thermostat or flush (flush in opposite direction of
normal coolant flow) the heater core.
Mike Simmons - 30 Oct 2006 11:13 GMT
Anyone know what the heater output temp should be for a '00 Dakota 3.9,
39k miles? With the temp knob turned all the way right I get 130º at
the floor output and about 100º with the knob straight up. I've read
in other forums people getting 155º. I'd like to get some opinions
before I pull the thermostat or flush (flush in opposite direction of
normal coolant flow) the heater core.

When fully warmed up, you should be seeing a 150 degree discharge temp at
the floor vents.

Mike
 
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