I have a 2010 titian an my heater will only blow cold air out, do you think its myHeater Control Valve or something else. My AC works fine.

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Asked by THS Nov 02, 2014 at 11:14 AM about the 2010 Nissan Titan SE Crew Cab LWB

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Heater only blows out cold air, yet my AC works fine. What do u think problem is?

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Blend door actuator in the blower box under dash,is stuck,or actuator motor has gone bad.

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Mine was doing this in the wintertime. The heater core hoses were cold to the touch when the truck was at operating temperature. Found out I was almost a gallon low on radiator coolant and the hot engine coolant wasn't making its way to the heater core. Topped off the coolant and I've been getting hot air ever since. I had a very small leak in the radiator. Check the blend door next if the coolant is OK.

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