Joe (24.3.251.207) - Mon Nov 24 07:45:21 2008

Coolant level is full, car warms up to normal operating temp, but very little heat.Checked inlet and outlet of heater core, output not hot, input is hot. If the engine is revved, heat increases to acceptable level, and now output from core noticeably hotter. Since problem remains after car heats up, do not believe thermostat is cause. Any suggestions appreciated.

Joe

Reply #1 Dan D (76.69.51.204) - Wed Dec 17 20:20:57 2008

sounds to me like your heater core is slitely plugged up.

you can remove BOTH hoses off the heater core and using your garden hose blow water thru it backwards ( I would blow the water thru it both ways a few times to clean out asmuch junk as you can )

this should get you all heated back up again

Reply #2 Tim (71.79.188.231) - Thu Apr 16 17:29:18 2009

Can anyone provide information on where i can get a power source to run a 2 meter ham radio in a 2005 monte carlo? Is there a place to hook up to in the fuse pannel like a acc port ?

any info or ideas will be appreciated .

Reply #3 dennis sims (166.128.82.37) - Tue Jun 2 17:57:43 2009

I turned my car on and then shifted into drive and then I noticed that smoke was coming from the vents, so I turned the car off immediately. Once the car was off I took the dash panel off and noticed that a tan colored wire that leads to the switch to dim the lights on the inside of the car. When I noticed where the wire was running to I tried to dim the lights inside of my car and it didnt work anymore and also the lights behind my odometer and the AC didnt work anymore.

I dont know if this has anything to do with it or not but my tail lights is a result of this mis hap...

does anyone have any type of clue what is wrong???

Another thing that I noticed is that when I turn my car on with my remote start the lights on the inside and the tail lights are on but when I put the car into gear they fade out until they are completely off.

Reply #4 kim (74.224.197.229) - Mon Jul 13 22:03:48 2009

I have a 2003 chevy monte carlo, just replaced exhaust manifold cause it was cracked, now when I try to back up it shuts down, any ideas why???

Reply #5 nathan blackwell (66.116.7.197) - Sun Nov 1 19:07:28 2009

2005 monte carlo, heat on passanger side only. fan works good heat on passanger side is good. drivers side blows cold air no matter what. any one have any ideas?

thanks

nathan

Name:           
E-Mail:         

Optional (please add to our directory first)
Web Link:       
Link Title:     

Message: