My heater core is not clogged, both hoses in and out are hot but there's no heat coming from the dash or under the dash (feet) but the fans are working and only air blows out created by the fans....
though while i was replacing the carpeting, i accidentally broke off a piece from the plastic where the heater core housing sits which was a screw holding the lines for the rear vents (see pictures) and surprisingly when the heater is on, the heater only blows out of that hole whilst cold air blows from the actual vents
any suggestions would be great! thanks.
Try replacing your vac solenoid box, not too expensive from the wreckers. I think holden still sell them new but theyre a bit more pricey.
Vac solenoid box is underneath the cd player area see photos in my thread for what it looks like, they often leak. Also check all the hoses in your engine bay ( vac hoses) if they're old and perished replace them, also check the one way valve (not sure if VRs have this the VS does) and the T-Piece. Definitely a vacuum problem anyways.
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At a guess, I'd say the bit of plastic you broke off is allowing all the hot air to escape out the hole as you describe rather than travel further and out the vents. I would glue the piece back in or somehow block that hole.
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Before i broke it, it didn't work which made me thing there was a problem with the heating system itself, but since its blowing hot air from that hole i broke and not the vents, i now know that the heater does work but its not getting to the vents so it should have something to do with the vacuum as nathanvs said above, im going to have it looked at by my mechanic and let you guys know!!![]()
"If anyone disagrees with anything I say, I am quite prepared not only to retract it, but also to deny under oath that I ever said it." --T. Lehrer
"The secret of success is sincerity. Once you can fake that you've got it made." -- Jean Giraudoux