Engine coolant changed; now now heat!
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I Had my engine coolant changed,& now I don't have heat. Could these be related? Or was this just a coincidence???? Thank you for your advice.
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you probably have an air pocket in the cooling system and the heater core is dry. take the car back to the shop and make the do it over correctly.
They actually should feel compelled to take care of it; air pockets are not uncommon.
Thank you so very,very much! I will let you know. Best of Life, Judi Hi Dave, I took my car back,they said I need a new thermastat. My heat was working when I took it to them to get an engine fluid change. Now what do I do? Thanx,Judi
It is obviose they do not know Jags, take it to someone who dose. this will save you money in the end. You have an air pocket what needs to be bleed. Dave is right with his advise. They should not have changed the fluid before checking to make sure all your componets are working properly becase now it may be costly to repair and bleed. Be careful Jags can be tricky if the mechanics don't have experiance with them and good luck.
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Thank you. I will take my car back,but, I don't know how to make them fix this. I know they will deny it. Is there any way that I can prove this to them? Thanx,Judi