2000 Honda Accord Heater Issue

Discussion in 'Accord' started by lewisawong, Nov 30, 2006.

  1. lewisawong

    lewisawong Guest

    Since I moved to the Midwest from Texas, the heater on my Honda Accord
    decided to quit working. It only blows cold air. Anyone has experienced
    this? I added coolant recently. The heat is barely used.

    Thanks for any help.
     
    lewisawong, Nov 30, 2006
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  2. lewisawong

    motsco_ Guest

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    Did you check the coolant in the reservoir AFTER you added it? You may
    have to top it up to MAX a couple days in a row as air is expelled from
    the system and it needs coolant to replace it. Maybe somebody put water
    in it and something froze? Use Honda premix and don't put any tap water
    in there. It's called Hondacide.

    'Curly'
     
    motsco_, Nov 30, 2006
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  3. lewisawong

    mac1833 Guest

    change your t-stat and call it a day.
     
    mac1833, Dec 1, 2006
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  4. lewisawong

    nm5k Guest

    Well, it could be a control valve, etc... If it's the t-stat, they
    should be able to see abnormal temp gauge readings. If the
    gauge reading is the same it's ever been, IE: appx 1/3 range
    seems about normal, I wouldn't worry about the stat. If the
    stat was stuck open to reduce heater temp, they will see a
    colder than normal temp gauge also. Most "no heat" problems
    are the water control valves, stuck/broke cable, etc. An open
    stat would give cooler heat than normal, but it wouldn't be totally
    cold. My accords temp gauge stays at about 1/3 range all the
    time. Never moves once warmed up. I assume I have a stock
    temp t-stat, but I've never actually looked at it yet. I'm not
    even sure what the stock t-stat temp for a honda usually is.
    I assume the 190-195 degree range most likely. My ford trucks
    stock stat temp is 195. BTW, with my 1/3 temp gauge, the
    heater will fry you out of the car if you turn it all the way up.
    Once warmed up, I'll have to turn it way back nearly to the
    beginning of the red line if I don't want to roast myself. :/
    MK
     
    nm5k, Dec 4, 2006
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