2000 gmc sierra. heater no blowing hot air

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Asked by sschwenke Dec 17, 2015 at 10:28 AM about the 2000 GMC Sierra 1500 SL 4WD Standard Cab LB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Have a 2000 gmc sierra. Heater not blowing out
hot air. Both input and output hoses hot. Can
switch temperature gauge and it will blow cooler
air . On hot it is just blowing lukewarm air . Putting
it on inside recylcling air does not make it any
hotter. Temp gauge is registering just below 210

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Could be 2 things, one would be a bad temperature valve, a plugged heater core, or a blend door actuator.

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Thought about the blend door but in summer it will blow ac great and i switch it to hot settining and it will blow out hot air

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Must be either the temp adjuster dial on dash or what it controls. . Stays on luke warm output whether on cold or hot setting

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Ok renege last answer. Now it goes to cold setting when dialed but lukewarm on hot.

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Both heater hoses getting hot so there is circulation threw the heater core. So one of the HVAC blend door actuators may not be functioning, and there is a heater valve call out for this vehicle, but not sure if it regulates heat. I will be gone for an hour or so now.

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I have a 2000 hmm siarra . Having a problem with it it is stuck on the defrost vent and only blowing hot air . I had the a/c checked out . They said it was fine working good ,and no leeks . They said my hvac control box was bad . I changed it but still the same thing ? What can it be .

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Location of the heater control valve in the cab that controls the heater temperature in a 2000 GMC Sierrs single cab 2wd 4.3 vortec engine

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I am having a problem with my 2013 GMC heater temp was set at 24 and I had alot of heat now I have to set it to max 28 to 31 to get it hot can you help me

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Did anyone figure this out . I'm having the same problem I replaced the actuator. I replaced the climate Control Module and still no hot air and both hose are hot

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