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Wierd thing...i was driving home from my gf's house...
everything was good except my heat didn't work.
after like another minute...my gauge was flashing on "H".
i got scared so i pulled over. Looked in my engine and under
my car. Nothing seemed to be the matter so i just got back
in and drove...
my heater came back on...and it all ran normal again...
anyone know what it might have been? did i run over
something?
anything that might prevent from happening again?
cold air intake? hahahaa
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Boobie Vision 2000 Toyota Celica
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hmm thats funny. When i changed my coolant, my heater didnt work either and i let that thing idle for a while. I got scared. Well it turns out that there was air in the water pump? Anyways, i forced a hose and shot some water down the tube and quickly plugged it in and voila, it works. but i dunno about your case
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Wierd thing...i was driving home from my gf's house...
everything was good except my heat didn't work.
after like another minute...my gauge was flashing on "H".
i got scared so i pulled over. Looked in my engine and under
my car. Nothing seemed to be the matter so i just got back
in and drove...
my heater came back on...and it all ran normal again...
anyone know what it might have been? did i run over
something?
anything that might prevent from happening again?
cold air intake? hahahaa [color=blue][/color] Might be time to do a coolant flush, check radiator fill levels, replace radiator fluid, inspect radiator hose lines, replace damages hose lines. Once your done with all that test test test. If it works great
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You have some air in your coolant system. It usually finds the heater first. You want to make sure you don't have a leak anywhere & top it up whenever it gets low.
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by SoloXKay - Mar 19, 2024 11:58am
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