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E36 Heater Not Blowing Hot Air. There is also no heat blowing. If i set it to cold, it certainly blows even colder air, but hot ain't hot. If ects signal as received by dme is ~ 90c or more, then that suggests a different set of problems, such as plugged heater core;. It’s possible your car is not blowing hot air because the coolant may not be moving through the heater core correctly. The heater on my e36 blows cold while idling and hot when engine is running above 1200 rpm (s). Heater cores are part of the cooling system. If hot air is no longer blowing from your climate control system, then a clogged heater valve could very well be the culprit. I have a 1992 325i, heater was working fine the night before and the next morning went to go and start the car up and turn the. The foot/window vents blow hot or cold, but no longer have the intermediate setting for 'warm' which is what i most use when. A heater core has tubing that moves the hot coolant around.

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There is also no heat blowing. I have a 1992 325i, heater was working fine the night before and the next morning went to go and start the car up and turn the. It’s possible your car is not blowing hot air because the coolant may not be moving through the heater core correctly. If i set it to cold, it certainly blows even colder air, but hot ain't hot. If ects signal as received by dme is ~ 90c or more, then that suggests a different set of problems, such as plugged heater core;. If hot air is no longer blowing from your climate control system, then a clogged heater valve could very well be the culprit. A heater core has tubing that moves the hot coolant around. The foot/window vents blow hot or cold, but no longer have the intermediate setting for 'warm' which is what i most use when. Heater cores are part of the cooling system. The heater on my e36 blows cold while idling and hot when engine is running above 1200 rpm (s).

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E36 Heater Not Blowing Hot Air If hot air is no longer blowing from your climate control system, then a clogged heater valve could very well be the culprit. A heater core has tubing that moves the hot coolant around. If ects signal as received by dme is ~ 90c or more, then that suggests a different set of problems, such as plugged heater core;. If i set it to cold, it certainly blows even colder air, but hot ain't hot. It’s possible your car is not blowing hot air because the coolant may not be moving through the heater core correctly. If hot air is no longer blowing from your climate control system, then a clogged heater valve could very well be the culprit. The heater on my e36 blows cold while idling and hot when engine is running above 1200 rpm (s). I have a 1992 325i, heater was working fine the night before and the next morning went to go and start the car up and turn the. The foot/window vents blow hot or cold, but no longer have the intermediate setting for 'warm' which is what i most use when. There is also no heat blowing. Heater cores are part of the cooling system.

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