Mini heater problem

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Asked by Greg230656 Jan 13, 2017 at 01:24 PM about the 2010 MINI Cooper

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The heating in the car is only hot when driving at speed e.g. Motorway
driving. As soon as you get into traffic the heating goes cold. I have just
changed the thermostat but that has not worked. Can someone please advise
me on what to try next?
Thanks Greg

3 Answers

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Low heater output at low engine speeds is a sure sign of an air pocket. bleed the system at high RPM as possible to get all the air out of the system...

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Did you ever get this sorted Greg? Mine is exactly the same right now in this weather too

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I can’t find any other explanations that fit your description of the same problem I’m having

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