Ive read numerous threads, if your temp gauge goes all the way up , fix the thermostat!! mine however stays cool all day long , doesnt move an inch , ive noticed my heaters arent working much lately (taking along time to blow warm air) & the temp gauge doesnt move , Is it my thermostat?? or somthing different.
The two copper hoses inside the car near my feet still get quite warm , so i dont think its anything to do with the heater core. The only other thing i can think of is the heater tap under the bonnet. Any help will be appreciated, cheers
why make another thread for the same question? It does take a while to heat up on all cars this age mate. Especially if you've just started the car and its a cold morning.
How long is long anyway?
Hey having the same problem atm as well. However mine is blowing out very fine warm air and doesn't get hot like it use to a few months ago. Could be the Heater Valves or like you said the Heater Taps under the bonnet.
have changed the thermostat , now i have a problem where there doesnt seem to be any pressure in the hoses & cant bleed the air out of the valve , started the engine , let it run for a while , loosened the bleed screw & nothing coming out , top hose still quite soft. What is it now??
you need to fill it when its cold then put the radiator cap on and start the engine and let it warm up it should pressurise as it warms up and the water expands if you take the cap off when its hot they struggle to make much pressure.once its hot and pressurised crack the bleeder and see if any air comes out.
I tune the oldschool way fear on the passengers face and knuckle colour cant go wrong
tabbacco is still my favorite vegetable
do a search mate thewre are a lot of safer ways to bleed the system.
I just push the garden hose on the return pipe and crack the valve. Works a treat.