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Chevrolet Repair/Heating Problem in Venture WB 2002

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I just purchased my Chevy Venture three months ago.  It was used so I purchased a middle of the road warranty.   Now it has gotten cold and the heater has quit blowing hot air.  The heater was only blowing heat when I was actually driving but when I stopped at a red light or put the car in park the heat started blowing very cold air.  There are no leaks that I have found.  What should I be checking for?  Thank you!  Christy

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Hi Christy, The first thing is to check the radiator to make sure there is coolant in there. These engines are known to leak coolant from the intake manifold gasket. They have a NEW design gasket for these now. If the coolant level is good then I would say the thermostat is bad and you need a new one.

Hope this helps you

Have a Nice Day   Mark

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Mark Bisig

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I have been working on Chevrolets since 1979 and do all minor and major repair of these vehicles. I work at a large Chevrolet dealer. I can answer questions on engines, transmissions, drive-line, A/C, PCM, drivability. I will do my best to answer and get back to you fast.

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26 years working at a car dealer

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Denver Automotive and diesel college

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