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98 PRADO 3.O LTR TD LACK OF HEAT


 
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zibeon
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PostPosted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 9:20    Post subject: 98 PRADO 3.O LTR TD LACK OF HEAT Reply with quote
Heater blowing virtually no heat .Hot water shut off valve on bulkhead not operating but in open position.Thermostat ok .How would i go about testing temp control switch and valve and flap operatng motors?
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PostPosted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 2:35    Post subject: Re: 98 PRADO 3.O LTR TD LACK OF HEAT Reply with quote
zibeon wrote:
Heater blowing virtually no heat .Hot water shut off valve on bulkhead not operating but in open position.Thermostat ok .How would i go about testing temp control switch and valve and flap operatng motors?


When you switch the cab fans on, can you feel the air blowing okay? It may
just be a clogged matrix or airlocks in the system.
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