Heater isn't blowing hot air except for when it's in an idling state... HELP!!
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My cars heater works great if I'm driving but if I'm at a light or idiling for a short period the heater starts to blow cold air. It's my only transportation with my kids and I can't afford a lot. I have been looking online and everyone said it was low coolant so I found the right one (red) and put some in but it doesn't fix it. How do I figure if it's the right amount of coolant and/or is it something else I need to do? I saw thermostat but a lot of the posts said it would be overheating which it's not, and it still blows hot air in high idiling. Please help me get ideas to fix this... I can barely afford my bills let alone a mechanic. Thank you for your help!
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No! It made a funny high pitched whirling sound when I turned the heater on, got it home and a couple of days later we went to start it to show someone the sound and my car does nothing at all. Doesn't even allow me to open the doors and it's a new battery in it.
No! It made a funny high pitched whirling sound when I turned the heater on, got it home and a couple of days later we went to start it to show someone the sound and my car does nothing at all. Doesn't even allow me to open the doors and it's a new battery in it.