Heating Problems on 2000 SSEI
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I have a 2000 Bonnie SSEI and I am having problems with my heat. The heater hoses are hot but Iam not getting any heat. Tried checking everything I possibly could can someone please help a fellow bonnie owner :?:
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whats the temp guage say. if its normal than you could have a air lock somewhere did you just change coolant. or rad hose or thermostat.
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its quite possible that the heater core is clogged aswell.
How many miles are on the car has there been any service, specifically recently to the heating or cooling systems? could orange and green coolant have been mixed in your system?
How many miles are on the car has there been any service, specifically recently to the heating or cooling systems? could orange and green coolant have been mixed in your system?
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The 2000+ bonne is not my area of expertise, but I did find a couple of posts in a search regarding the airmix actator (which is a common problem for 92-99.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...highlight=heat
Other posts can be found by tyoing in "no heat" in the search function at the top/right part of the forums and then selecting 2000-2005.
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...highlight=heat
Other posts can be found by tyoing in "no heat" in the search function at the top/right part of the forums and then selecting 2000-2005.
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Joe, Welcome to BC. Have you tried manual control in heat mode? Is there sufficient air flow at the floor outlets? Can you select between the different ventilation modes manually to re-direct air flow? I'm trying to establish if the air doors are operating in manual as baseline info.
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