Heat has been working fine until I was driving home the other night and I realized that the heat was like luke-warm at best. It does warm up though if I rev the engine. I'm thinking clogged heater-core? Coolant level is okay. Engine temp guage shows right in the middle, so it wouldn't be thermostat would it?
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Originally posted by Dozyproductions
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What year dakota? But start simple. heater core flush then the thermostat.
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T-stat could be stuck open
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A friend with a Durango had the same issue. Clogged/slow flowing heater core.
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Originally posted by e30frosh View Post
It's a 1997 Dakota. Same body style up to 02' I believe.
Yeah, I'm thinking clogged heater core too. What's the chance of a flush working? Also: do they sell an additive that is supposed to clear out clogs?Originally posted by Dozyproductions
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