2000 Pontiac grand prix no heat working

Asked by Nehpetsm1986 Oct 21, 2017 at 06:46 PM about the 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix SE

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I've since replaced my radiator(due to leaks
anyway) heater core, my heater actuator and the
fanand motor in my car this still hasn't given me
any heat when  try to use console. Would this just
be my heart buttons failing.   I've checked all the
fuses made sure where good.  Running out of
money to buy parts for the heat in my car to work.  
What am I missing or anything.  I can't afford ship
hence the hit and miss with replacing parts that
needed replaced anyway.  Any lead or help would
be awesome.  I've replaced everything I know to do
with getting heart back in my vehicle.  Getting cold
so if not fixed won't be able to warm up cat in
winter and defrost front  window to drive safely.

3 Answers

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Did you get air bubbles out of system when you replaced radiator? Did you flush heater core of sediment?

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22,630

Is one of the hoses coming out of core colder than the other or very cold on one hose and hot on the other?

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