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new water pump, flushed the lines, the radiator is only a year old. Had great heat after lines were flushed .
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Make sure there is not any air in the system and coolant level is full.
Sounds like thermostat has gone out.
replaced thermostat & water pump. flushed system. normal engine temp. but still no heat. What do the fuses do that say heat there are two of them? no smoke or water coming out of the exhaust, there is condensation @ the exhaust but very minimal
Try this test, drive the truck with the heat on for 20 minutes, cut it off and let it sit for 30 minutes or so. When you raise the hood if the upper radiator hose is collapsed that is why it isn't heating. The cause should be that the overflow tube and the overflow cap are clogged and the radiator cap is defective. If the upper hose isn't new replace it. Clean or replace the tube and overflow cap.
drove for 45 min bottom radiator hose was cold is that normal? If it is air in the hose`s what's the best way to get it out? thank you
The lower hose will be much cooler on a Toyota than the other hoses, it is normal