when I turn the heater on all it blows is cold air but the car temperature is normal.

Asked by Verona_379 Apr 19, 2014 at 06:10 PM about the 2002 Chevrolet Impala FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

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dandyoun answered 10 years ago

Is coolant level full? If so Feel both lines going to the heater core. Is one hot and the other cold or Luke warm? If so you have a stopped up heater core. Is neither hot or both just Luke warm? If so you have an issue with your engine coolant circulation (bad thermostat, heater hose valve malfunction, low coolant, ect). Is both hot? If so you have a damper door issue under the dash. (Could be broke door or bad door actuator, ect). Hope this helps narrow down your issues

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Jack answered 7 years ago

At one time Chevy was alot better car but once they caught on to Fords way of ripping off the public and building junk then guess what they did... build is junk...Shit Ro la building a way to rip off the USA...will never but another one...JUNK

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