Why is no heat in car?

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Asked by Emelody Nov 15, 2023 at 02:33 PM about the 2010 Toyota Avalon Limited

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

2010 Avalon blows cold air, but no heat. It slowly loses coolant, from reservoir..
The hoses are not cracked.  I was told  it could be thermostat or  heater core.
Is this expensive repair?

2 Answers

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Get someone that knows what they are doing to run the tests. A thermostat is not too bad to replace but the heater core will be. But you must find out where the coolant is going first, and if its a headgasket then that will also be expensive.

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The radiator was leaking, at bottom I had it replaced. Some heat coming from passenger side Was told small motor, under dash that may need replacing But ,entire dash needs to come out.

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